The nighttime is undergoing unprecedented change across much of the world, with natural
light cycles altered by the introduction of artificial light emissions. Here we review the extent …

Artificial light at night (ALAN) has increasingly been recognised as one of the world's most
pernicious global change drivers that can negatively impact both human and environmental …

Human–carnivore coexistence can be aided through non-lethal approaches that limit
interaction between predators and livestock. Yet, investigations into effective deterrents …

Wild animals eating agricultural products and coming close to people's residences are
primary causes of human–wildlife conflict worldwide. When carnivores eat anthropogenic …

Flashing lights to deter small stock depredation in communal farmlands of Namibia Page 1 S.
Verschueren, C. Torres-Uribe, WD Briers-Louw, G. Fleury, B. Cristescu & L. Marker …

Human population expansion into natural environments has resulted in an increase in
human-wildlife conflict. To mitigate these conflicts, numerous management strategies have …

The intrinsic value of wildlife is widely acknowledged by conservationists, but at the same
time, conservation interventions often inflict harm on wildlife individuals. One explanation for …

Purpose: The study aimed at establishing the economic loss caused by Human-wildlife
conflict amongst small scale farmers and government. To achieving the purpose, the …