In an era of rapid environmental change, human–wildlife interactions (HWIs) are
increasingly complex and pervasive across ecosystems. Negative outcomes from such …

Although coexistence with wildlife is a key goal of conservation, little is known about it or
how to study it. By coexistence we mean a sustainable though dynamic state in which …

Interactions commonly labeled as “human-wildlife conflict,” ie, instances where wildlife
presence and/or actions impact negatively on human interests, dominate the conservation …

WWF is an independent conservation organisation with over 30 million followers and a
global network active in nearly 100 countries. Our mission is to stop the degradation of the …

Wildlife reintroduction projects are required to account for social and economic factors.
Wildlife tourism is often cited as a benefit of reintroduction, so an understanding of whether …

In assessment of costs (and benefits) of wildlife conservation, conventional economic
valuation frameworks may inadequately address various non-tangible values and neglect …

Creating a future for elephants and people is a highly complex and dynamic challenge,
involving social, behavioral, and ecological dimensions as well as multiple actors with …

Abstract Human-wildlife-conflicts (HWCs) threaten wildlife conservation and livelihoods,
particularly around biodiversity hotspots, such as Ghana's Bia Biosphere Reserve (BBR) …

Recognizing variation in human–nature relationships across different contexts, entities of
nature and individual people is central to an equitable management of nature and its …

Biodiversity in China coexists alongside large ethnically diverse rural human populations
within linked 'biocultural'social–ecological systems. Cumulative and changing local …