While there is an assumption that wildlife value orientations can be useful in strategic
communication, few studies have empirically explored this topic. This article used the …

Human-wildlife interactions can range from reverence to extreme conflict. Conservationists
have come to the realization that humans and wildlife have always coexisted together in …

Human-wildlife interactions can be explained using a cognitive hierarchy model, in which
wildlife value orientations (WVO) form the basis for human beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors …

Photo stimuli can be an effective way to engage people in wildlife conservation by
stimulating emotions and cognitions. In a before-after experiment, we studied the effects of …

Most human-wildlife conflict research has focused on large species, with less attention to
smaller, less-charismatic species. Our objective was to evaluate landscape-level spatial …

ABSTRACT A central component of successful wildlife conservation is the understanding of
public perceptions toward a species. We administered an online survey to Alabama …

This research examined the determinants of responsible hiking behavior through a lab-
based experiment in which two managerial factors believed to influence individuals' …

Eastern box turtles (Terrepene carolina carolina) are often negatively impacted by
anthropogenic activities, such as mortality caused by vehicles or agricultural equipment …

We analyzed the characteristics of the human-animal conflict coming from the attitudes that
local communities have toward Ceratophrys ornata, focusing on two threats: aversion and …

Timber rattlesnakes (Crotalus horridus) are endangered throughout the northeastern United
States where multiple factors contribute to population declines. Challenges exist to …