Human–elephant conflict (HEC) is a serious social–ecological problem in Sri Lanka's
elephant range regions, as between 200 and 400 elephants have been killed annually over …

Individuals' tolerance toward wildlife can be based on a combination of tangible benefits and
costs (eg economic gains and losses) as well as intangible benefits and costs (eg shared …

Human–wildlife conflict is a major cause of losses resulting from the establishment of
protected areas, most of which are borne by the communities within these areas. It is …

Human-elephant conflict (HEC) is one of the major conservation challenges for elephants.
To address this issue, understanding the ecological and sociological perspectives of HEC is …

Many Asian elephant populations inhabit fragmented human‐dominated landscapes.
Human–elephant conflict (HEC) has intensified in such regions, resulting in the deaths of …

Human-wildlife conflict affects the social-ecological systems essential for sustainable
development. In human-dominated landscapes, effective management necessitates context …

The present article seeks to situate the Bollywood film, Sherni (2021), directed by Amit
Masurkar, within the paradigm of ecocinema. In doing so, the article strives to scrutinize the …

Human-wildlife conflict (HWC) is a major concern for protected area management.
Managing HWC around protected areas requires structured and replicable processes to …

In 2020, a human–wildlife conflict (HWC) occurred in Ishikawa Prefecture owing to the
excessive appearance of the Japanese black bear (JBB). Focusing on hidden impacts other …

The socio-economic aspects of the people who directly share space with elephants not only
influence the occurrence of human-elephant conflict (HEC) but also shape their sentiments …