Over the last 40 years, a burrowing mammal eradication policy has been prevalent on the
Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau (QTP). This policy is based on similar burrowing mammal …

As part of its effort to balance economic development with environmental objectives, China
has established a new national park system, with the first five locations formally established …

Biodiversity loss from climate and land use change is a global occurrence, but is of particular
concern in more prominent biodiverse and sensitive areas such as the Hindu Kush …

Multiple studies have used species distribution models to identify human–wildlife conflict
drivers. An important application of these models is spatial conflict resolution by accounting …

Climate change is one of the main threats to many vulnerable species, including the Asiatic
black bear (Ursus thibetnus), due to disruption in biological and ethological responses …

Human encroachment in natural habitats and consequent landscape modifications pose
significant threats to animal populations, particularly endangered species. Therefore …

Abstract Approximately 20%–30% of plant and animal species are at risk of extinction by the
end of the 21st century owing to climate change. Range shifts and range contractions in …

Human-carnivore conflict (HCC) has become a major concern for both the management of
protected areas and local community development worldwide. The occurrence and …

Land‐use changes and the expansion of protected areas (PAs) have fostered increased
interactions between humans and wildlife, resulting in an escalation of human–wildlife …

Alpine grasslands are distributed widely on high-elevated ranges and plateaus from the wet
tropics to polar regions, accounting for approximately 3% of the world's land area. The …