Human–carnivore conflicts are a major cause of the decline in global carnivore populations.
Since 2009, Andean bear (Tremarctos ornatus) depredation incidents in Ecuador's northern …

Human-wildlife conflict negatively affects farmers' livelihoods and wildlife species that may
already be threatened. In Sumatra, the sun bear Helarctos malayanus is a little-known and …

The present study was conducted to investigate human-black bear (Ursus thibetanus)
conflict in and around Moji Game Reserve (MGR) Leepa valley, Azad Jammu and Kashmir …

Global processes manifesting as activities in local places have led to an increase in
documented conservation conflicts. Conservation conflicts are sometimes labelled human …

Predation of livestock by wildlife and the retribution responses it elicits can have strong
negative impacts on both people and carnivores. A questionnaire survey designed to …

As human population increase, human‐wildlife conflicts have reached unprecedented
levels, often resulting in negative attitudes toward regional conservation initiatives, and thus …

Human–carnivore conflict has profound impacts on carnivore populations and lives of rural
communities. In Tanzania, African lions (P anthera leo) have attacked over 1000 people in …

Human-carnivore conflicts challenge biodiversity conservation and local livelihoods, but the
role of diseases of domestic animals in their predation by carnivores is poorly understood …

High human pressures on Pakistan׳ s Himalayan forests necessitate effective preservation
of representative natural areas. Adjacent to Machiara National Park (MNP, 138 km 2 …

This research evaluated local peoples' attitudes toward leopards and leopard conservation
in the Junnar Forest Division, a hotspot for human–leopard conflict in India. This article used …