000			01553nam a22001817a 4500
020			_a9783838388014
020			_a3838388011
082			_a639.9 _bWAN
100			_aWang, Sonam;
245			_aHuman Wildlife Conflict Management: Understanding the fundamentals of human wildlife conflicts in human dominated landscapes
260			_aSaarbrucken: _bLAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, _c2011.
300			_a121 pages,
520			_aHuman wildlife conflicts are a growing problem in many parts of the world. Influential factors include increasing human populations, loss of natural habitat, and, in some regions, growing wildlife populations resulting from successful conservation programs. Conflict can be particularly serious, where rural people live in close association with protected areas. Humanwildlife conflict attracts greatest attention when the wildlife species involved is endangered or where the conflict poses a serious threat to human welfare. Human wildlife conflict management is however as complex as human civilization itself, demanding innovation and committed policy changes that favor amicable solutions. Understanding the fudamentals driving the conflict is critical to the development of innovative solutions to this growing problem which if not managed will lead to a lose lose situation. Co-existance between humans and wildlife is a barometer that measures the success of our conservation efforts.
650			_aHuman-animal relationships.
650			_aWildlife management.
650			_aAnimals -- Control.
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