Inland capture fisheries in rivers, wetlands, lakes, tanks, and dam reservoirs support millions
of marginalized people in countries like India. While being a critical resource for many …

Negative interactions between humans and animals are becoming increasingly frequent, as
wild habitats shrink and human presence and activities expand throughout the world …

Species reintroductions are growing in popularity, and example motivations include
supporting species populations or the restoration of ecosystem function. Interactions …

An understanding of human attitudes towards wildlife can be an essential element in the
success or failure of a conservation initiative, policy or practice and represents one of the …

Farmers in developing countries often work in challenging environments with poor
infrastructure, marginal agricultural potential, and limited economic opportunities. These …

The media widely covers large carnivores and their impacts on human livelihood and plays
an important role in their conservation. Yet, we know little about how species identity affects …

" This book considers three questions about understanding the past. How can we rethink
human histories by including animals and plants? How can we overcome nationally …

Cohabiting with large carnivores does not necessarily equate to coexistence. In human-
dominated landscapes, an effective coexistence is necessary to ensure long-term viable and …

Efforts to manage conservation conflicts are typically focused on reconciling disputes
between opposing stakeholders over conservation objectives. However, this is an …

Understanding the drivers of conflict and coexistence in human–wildlife relations are critical
to conservation. This study sought to understand th varying attitudes of local indigenous …