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Evaluation of intercept feeding to reduce livestock depredation by grizzly bears

Ursus, 2017
Supplemental and diversionary feeding can reduce conflicts between wildlife and people. However, feeding also can increase species abundance, survival, and reproductive success, which might increase human–wildlife conflicts. In southwestern Alberta, Canada, the provincial government fed road-killed ungulates to grizzly bears (Ursus arctos) each spring ...
Andrea T. Morehouse, Mark S. Boyce
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Wolf and dog depredation on livestock in central Italy

1998
We investigated wolf (Canis lupus)- and dog-livestock conflicts (1992-1995) and costs of compensation (1991-1995) in the Tuscany region of central Italy. The regional indemnity program cost US $345,000 (+/- 93,000 SD) annually. Most depredations (95.2%) involved sheep, with a mean (+/- SD) annual loss of 2,550 +/- 730 sheep, or 0.35% of the regional ...
CIUCCI, Paolo, BOITANI, Luigi
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FlashTags: Evaluating a Novel Deterrent to Reduce Livestock Depredation

Social tolerance of carnivores can be improved by preventing conflicts through nonlethal predator deterrents (e.g., livestock protection dogs [Canis lupus familiaris] and human presence) that have been used for centuries. However, many livestock producers feel the existing preventative methods are inadequate for extensive production systems where ...
Bott, Aaron, Breck, Stewart, Murphy, Tom, Freking, Brad, González, Carlos, Prause, David, Peavey, Corey, Sommers, Albert, Landers, Coke, Young, Julie   +9 more
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Ecological Drivers of Livestock Depredation by Large Predators

2022
Prashant Mahajan, Afifullah Khan
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Predicting risk of livestock depredation by wolves in southwestern Alberta

2003
Wolves can potentially prey on all ungulates within their distributional range, including domestic livestock. The potential for conflict between wolves and humans therefore exists especially in rural areas where livestock production is a major economic activity, such as southwestern Alberta.
Muhly T, Callaghan C, Alexander S, Mamo C, Gates CC, Musiani M.   +5 more
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Does Wolf Management in Latvia Decrease Livestock Depredation? An Analysis of Available Data

Sustainability, 2023
Jurgis Suba, Agrita Zunna, Jänis Ozolins   +2 more
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Robust mapping of human–wildlife conflict: controlling for livestock distribution in carnivore depredation models

Animal Conservation, 2022
Andrew Loveridge, David Macdonald, Timothy Kuiper   +2 more
exaly  

Hotspots of livestock depredation by pumas and jaguars in Brazil: a biome‐scale analysis

Animal Conservation, 2021
Octavio Monroy-Vilchis, Martha Mariela Zarco-González   +1 more
exaly  

Patterns of Livestock Depredation and Large Carnivore Conservation Implications in the Indian Trans-Himalaya

Journal of Arid Environments, 2020
Aishwarya Maheshwari, Sambandam Sathyakumar   +1 more
exaly  

Modeling risk of livestock to depredation by wolves in southwestern Alberta

2004
Muhly T, Gates CC, Callaghan C, Alexander S, Mamo C, Musiani M   +5 more
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