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WILD IN THE CITY: UNAUTHORIZED POSSESSION OF WILD FAUNA IN RESIDENCES OF VALENCIA CITY, BUKIDNON, PHILIPPINES

Biotropia: The Southeast Asian Journal of Tropical Biology
ARTICLE HIGHLIGHTS - Covert surveys revealed undocumented wildlife possession within Valencia City residences. - Fifteen species were identified, including three threatened endemic species.
Khean Harvey Acuevas, Adrian Aturo, Dave Buenavista   +2 more
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The feasibility of wildlife immersion experiences for Veterans with PTSD

Frontiers in Veterinary Science
IntroductionAnimal-assisted interventions (AAI) offer potential physical and psychological health benefits that may assist Veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder.
Donna J. Perry, Sybil L. Crawford, Jill M. Mackin, Jesse J. Averka, David A. Smelson   +4 more
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Causes and consequences of forest cover transformation on human-wildlife interaction in the Teknaf Wildlife Sanctuary, Bangladesh

Trees, Forests and People
Protected Areas (PAs) in Bangladesh have been pivotal for conserving wildlife. The country plans to increase the number of PAs by implementing new forest-governing policies with the involvement of local communities.
SM Asik Ullah, Kazuo Asahiro, Masao Moriyama, Jun Tsuchiya, Md Abiar Rahman, Mariyam Mary, Masakazu Tani   +6 more
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Aggressive encounters with large mammals vary by recreational activity type in Canadian national parks

Frontiers in Conservation Science
Human-wildlife conflict is increasing globally, and within national parks, human interactions with wildlife represent a growing barrier to conservation.
Holly Landles, Shashank Balakrishna
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Birds as sacred ‘children of god’, beholders of spirit and symbols of twinhood: Human–bird interaction among the Nuer in western Ethiopia

People and Nature
The deep connection between Indigenous communities and nature plays a pivotal role in biodiversity conservation. Ethiopia, one of Africa's priority countries for bird conservation, harbours 821 bird species and 83 ethnic groups of Indigenous people ...
Abebayehu Aticho, Abebe Beyene, Shimelis Aynalem Zelelew, Changkuoth Puok, Andrew G. Gosler, Nils Chr. Stenseth, Desalegn Chala   +6 more
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Plastic pollution and human–primate interactions: A growing conservation concern

Cambridge Prisms: Plastics
As an anthropogenic creation, plastic pollution is a form of human–wildlife interaction and an emerging conservation threat to a growing number of species in both terrestrial and marine environments.
Evelyn D. Anca, Janette Wallis
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Community science as a potential tool to monitor animal demography and human-animal interactions

Scientific Reports
Community science can provide crucial insights into population dynamics and demography. To date, its effectiveness for understanding human-wildlife interactions has not been tested. This is vital for designing effective wildlife management plans. We used
Laëtitia Maréchal, Raul Lobo, Fintan McAdam, Elizabeth Simpson, Josephine Woolston, Mae Stanley, Teresa Romero, Jenny C. Dunn   +7 more
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Understanding Barriers to Human‐Wildlife Coexistence: Evidence From Southern Sri Lanka

Ecology and Evolution
Human‐wildlife coexistence (HW‐coexistence) is a central goal of conservation. However, efforts to achieve coexistence have largely focused on mitigating human‐wildlife conflict, while overlooking the underlying barriers to promote coexistence.
Anuradhi Dulangi Jayasinghe, Georgette Leah Burns, Duan Biggs   +2 more
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Multidisciplinary Collaboration Mitigating Health Crises Rooted in Wildlife-Human Interaction

Public Health Reviews
Afshin Abbaspour, Shahryar Sorooshian
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Erratum: The feasibility of wildlife immersion experiences for Veterans with PTSD

Frontiers in Veterinary Science
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