The potential of agrotourism for livelihoods diversification in remote (peripheral) and
extremely remote (ultraperipheral) traditional, agrarian communities is indeed a testament of …

It is widely recognised that government intervention in development issues can shape
people's perceptions and experiences. This study examined the influence of a Ministry …

Semiarid savannah agro-ecological zones are considered climate vulnerability hotspots. In
Ghana, smallholder farmers in such agro-ecological zones are impacted by climate change …

Crop foraging by African savannah elephants Loxodonta africana negatively affects farmer
livelihoods and support for conservation, yet affordable, sustainable and practical solutions …

Human wildlife conflict (HWC) represents a growing concern for the agro-pastoral
community living near protected areas. We investigated the effects of crop damage by wild …

As wildlife habitats become increasingly fragmented, sharing landscapes with wildlife is
becoming difficult and complex. Because stakeholders with diverging interests struggle to …

Coexistence between wildlife and farmers can be challenging and can endanger the lives of
both, prompting the provisioning of mitigation methods by governments and non …

Climate variability and extremes are already impacting negatively on farm outputs in most
developing countries. This has culminated in the introduction of numerous planned …

Increasing food production by developing small-scale irrigation schemes is a requirement
for tackling household food insecurity. Strategies, such as the World Vision, Enhancing …

Humankind is responsible for conditioning the distribution of species, including the African
elephant. From its great physical form to its fascinating social behaviour, Loxodonta africana …