While many studies have examined community-based tourism (CBT) in the national parks of
developing countries, studies that focused on residents' mechanism of cost and benefit …

Forest and wildlife resources are indispensable for the provision of ecosystem goods and
services; as well as spiritual and cultural values in rural areas. In most unprotected areas …

This study reviews the environmental threats to sustainable tourism of national parks, as
shown through five case studies of national parks in Indonesia and South Africa. A …

The government of Indonesia has recently recentralised the authority over forest resources.
This paper analyses the bureaucratic politics and power struggles between central and local …

The term 'coexistence'is increasingly being used by academics and practitioners to reflect a
re-conceptualisation of human-wildlife interactions (HWI). Coexistence has become a …

In rural areas, indigenous knowledge plays an important role in the protection of forests and
wildlife, but the rapid developments occurring in the society and economy impose several …

We explore the motivations behind studies investigating local knowledge about wildlife and
cultural landscape management, which often promote the conservation of wildlife. We …

The effect of food provisioning on ranging patterns of long-tailed macaques (Macaca
fascicularis) in non-anthropogenic areas is largely unknown, as most published studies …

Abstract Knowledge about distribution of primate species and their densities is crucial for
conservation and management. However, such information is often lacking or anecdotal …

Human–wildlife conflict is a major cause of losses resulting from the establishment of
protected areas, most of which are borne by the communities within these areas. It is …