Unaddressed or poorly addressed conflicts present increasingly difficult obstacles to
effective conservation and management of many wildlife species around the world. The …

Human‐large carnivore conflict is a crucially important conservation issue. As humans are
the common thread in the highly variable arena of human‐wildlife conflict, and the course …

Human-wildlife conflict is a growing conservation threat, and is increasingly of importance to
primate conservationists. Despite this, relatively little work has been done to date on the …

Individuals process information through two systems: the experiential system, containing
affect and emotion, and the analytic system, containing logic and normative rules. Both are …

The potential for disease transmission between wild and domestic animals may interfere
with wildlife and habitat conservation on lands surrounding protected areas. Recently …

The reintroduction, recovery, and management of gray wolves (Canis lupus) in the western
United States has long been a source of controversy and acrimonious public debate. I …

Threats posed by wild predators to livestock production have too often resulted in human–
wildlife conflict, to the detriment of these keystone species and broader biodiversity …

Few animals provoke as wide a range of emotions as wolves. Some see wolves as icons of
a lost wilderness; others see them as intruders. As the battle continues between wolf …

Conservation scientists increasingly recognize the need to incorporate the social sciences
into policy decisions. In practice, however, considerable challenges to integrating the social …

Introduction Supporters of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation claim that its
historic principles and established practices offer the best means to conserve wildlife …