Climate change will impact the dynamics of invasive alien plant species (IAPS). However,
the ability of IAPS under changing climate to invade mountain ecosystems, particularly the …

Tropical forests are under severe threat from over-hunting. Subsistence harvests and
poaching have decimated wildlife populations to the extent that nearly 50% of Earth's …

Wildlife attacks on humans and economic losses often result in reduced support of local
communities for wildlife conservation. Information on spatial and temporal patterns of such …

The modern history of protected area (PA) management in Nepal dates back to 1973 when
the National Parks and Wildlife Conservation Act (1973) was promulgated and Chitwan …

Greater one-horned rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) is one of the most iconic wildlife
species in the world. Once reduced to fewer than 500 during the 1960s, its global population …

Unrelenting poaching to feed the illegal trafficking of rhinoceros (rhino) horn remains the
principle threat to the persistence of south-central black and southern white rhino that live in …

There are long‐standing debates about the effectiveness and social impacts of enforcement‐
based conservation, particularly as investments into enforcement increase in response to …

Conservation resources have become increasingly limited and, along with social, cultural
and political complexities, this shortfall frequently challenges effectiveness in conservation …

Persistent poaching fuelled by demand for elephant ivory and rhino horn continues to
threaten these species. Despite international trade restrictions operating since the 1970s …

The objective of current study is the comprehensive account regarding the diversity of
invasive alien plants of Lesser Himalayas-Pakistan with special emphasis on family, habit …