Large scale spatial patterns of livestock predation risk from multiple co-predators are
fundamental to applied conservation planning. Here, we examined important ecological …

Human–elephant conflict in India, driven by habitat loss and an expanding human
population, is a complex challenge for biodiversity conservation. Determining if, how and …

Many biodiversity hotspots experience high political volatility and armed conflicts. But their
impacts on wildlife conservation are poorly understood. In this study we analyze the …

Large-scale forest encroachment in Assam, India, has led to increasing levels of human–
elephant conflict. Conflict mitigation is a priority for the survival of Asian elephants Elephas …

Protected areas are expectedly intact habitats for biodiversity and key for ecosystem
conservation. However, where inadequately protected, human-induced forest fragmentation …

A questionnaire survey was carried out to understand the level of human carnivore conflict in
Kanha-Achanakmar corridor of Central India. 16 villages throughout the corridor were …

Human-wildlife conflict has serious conservation consequences, both for populations of
wildlife and for the people who live alongside them. Connectivity analyses can incorporate …

Human–wildlife conflicts have drastically increased around conservation areas in Africa over
the last decades. Underlying causes are similar across regions and can most often be …

Attacks on humans by Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) is an extreme form of human–
elephant conflict. It is a serious issue in southern lowland Nepal where elephant‐related …

Success stories in Indian conservation also carry opportunity costs in the form of human–
wildlife conflicts, especially to people living in close proximity with wildlife. In India, human …