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Snow leopards, prey, and pastoralists: Understanding the impacts of climate change on human-wildlife coexistence in Central Asia. [PDF]

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Ghoddousi A, Eggers J, Kirchner K, Cornu L, Kholmatov I, Kubanychbekov Z, Mirzoev MN, Sultanbaeva K, Zhumabai Uulu K, Baumann M, Michel S, Rosen T, Sharma K, Hofman M, Kuemmerle T.   +14 more
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Urban Greening and Human–Wildlife Relations in Philadelphia: From Animal Control to Multispecies Coexistence?

Environmental Values, 2020
City-scale urban greening is expanding wildlife habitat in previously less hospitable urban areas. Does this transformation also prompt a reckoning with the longstanding idea that cities are places intended to satisfy primarily human needs? I pose this question in the context of one of North America's most ambitious green infrastructure programmes to ...
Christian Hunold
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Health-related quality of life: differences between human-wildlife interface and non- wildlife zones of Meru county, Kenya

African Journal of Science, Technology and Social Sciences, 2022
Background: EuroQol-five dimension-five level (EQ-5D-5L) instrument is one of the most applied patient reported outcomes questionnaire globally. However, its novel application to surveil, compare and report the Health Related Quality of Life (HRQoL) of different populations is rare.This study aimed to estimate and compare the HRQoL of residents at the ...
Gervase Miriti, Caroline Karani
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Using visual-based social norm methods to understand distance-related human–wildlife interactions

Human Dimensions of Wildlife, 2017
Distance-related human–wildlife interactions are a challenge in diverse settings across the globe.
Zachary D. Miller, Wayne Freimund
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Indigenous People and Changing Human–Wildlife Relations in the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary

Economic & Political Weekly
Changing Human Wildlife interaction is a growing global concern which causes considerable threat to sustainable development goals. The developing countries like India, which depends highly on the primary sector for livelihood, are more vulnerable to the negative human wildlife interactions.
Vipindas P, Seetha Kakkoth
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Trends in Human-wildlife Interactions as Related to Land Use and Human Density in Massachusetts

2015
We conducted a study of human-wildlife interactions in Massachusetts, USA between April 2010 and May 2012. Our objectives were to (1) compile and summarize public-generated reports on human-wildlife interactions across Massachusetts; (2) evaluate reports based on species, public concerns, and seasonal distribution; and (3) evaluate public perceptions ...
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Human Wildlife Conflict in Relation to Human Security in the Gonarezhou National Park, Zimbabwe

2020
An investigation on the impacts of human-wildlife conflict on human security was carried out in three randomly selected communities adjacent to Gonarezhou National Park between 2019 and 2020. The study aimed to establish the impacts of human wildlife conflict on human security, to ascertain the nature of problems or conflicts between people and ...
PISA, Lloyd Shorai, KATSANDE, Simbarashe
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Health-Related Quality of Life: differences between Human-Wildlife Interface and Non- Wildlife Zones of Meru County, Kenya

African Journal of Science, Technology and Social Sciences
Background: Emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) of animal origin are increasing.  Research, collaboration and surveillance on population health as per the WHO definition of health through one health is necessary to prevent these zoonoses. Comparison of Health Related Quality of Life (HRQoL) between residents at the human-wildlife interfaces and non ...
Gervase M'ibui, Caroline K. Karani, Ananias N. Nkonge, Edward M. Ireri   +3 more
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Coexistence is relationships: Rethinking how conservation research studies human-wildlife relations

Shared space relationships between humans and nonhumans are increasingly being recognised as vital for maintaining biological diversity in a changing physical world. Alongside this, social and ethical shifts are broadening the ways we think about what matters for conservation, prompting greater attention to the idea of ‘human-wildlife coexistence ...
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