Recent studies in the last decade have recorded obligate carnivores adapting to human
dominated landscapes. Leopards, amongst other large carnivores, are highly adaptable and …

Small protected areas, while often considered less important than large protected areas, are
also important for the conservation of wide-ranging and low-density large carnivore …

The impacts of conflict on nature are devastatingly adverse but differ widely in different socio-
economic-political regimes. Armed conflict often facilitates illegal plunder and unsustainable …

A study on the occurrence and conservation measures of the Indian Leopard (Panthera
pardus Meyer, 1794) was carried out between July 2012 and March 2014, through direct …

Climate change is expected to impact a large number of organisms in many ecosystems,
including several threatened mammals. A better understanding of climate impacts on …

Ladakh hosts a wide range of wildlife populations which concerned parties have struggled
to conserve in light of wildlife conflicts with humans. Most conservation programs have …

Human–wildlife conflict is increasing globally, particularly in the areas, where wildlife and
humans coexist and share resources. Large mammalian predators such as common …

Habitat evaluation is essential for managing wildlife populations and formulating
conservation policies. With the rise of innovative powerful statistical techniques in …

Quantifying a species geographic range is a necessary requirement for targeted and
effective conservation management and planning. The Western Tragopan (Tragopan …

Forests worldwide are subject to various pressures from people. The continued pressure on
forests and with an ever increasing population has resulted in alteration of landscapes and …