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Patterns,Causes and Perceptions of Human-Large Carnivore Conflict in the Chitwan National Park,Nepal被引量:1
《Journal of Resources and Ecology》2024年第4期838-849,共12页Parwati TIWARI Bishnu Prasad BHATTARAI Jagan Nath ADHIKARI Binod BHATTARAI 
One of the major management problems in and around protected areas is the intensifying conflict between local people and wildlife,especially large carnivores.Livestock depredation and human fatalities caused by attack...
关键词:DEPREDATION human wildlife conflict LEOPARD tiger relief fund 
Impacts of Norwegian large carnivore management strategy on national grazing sector
《Journal of Mountain Science》2019年第11期2470-2483,共14页Inger HANSEN Geir-Harald STRAND Auvikki de BOON Camilla SANDSTROM 
funded by the Norwegian Research Council as part of project no.267982/E50 Grazing resources,carnivores and local communities(Local Carnivore)
Increasing populations of large carnivores are leading to tension and conflicts with livestock production,a situation that potentially might escalate.In Norway the objective of the large carnivore policy is two-folded...
关键词:CARNIVORE MANAGEMENT DEPREDATION MANAGEMENT zones RANGELAND Sheep LARGE CARNIVORE policy 
Sharks senses and shark repellents
《Integrative Zoology》2015年第1期38-64,共27页Nathan S.HART Shaun P.COLLIN 
NSH and SPC are supported by The University of Western Australia,The Western Australian State Government,The Sea World Research and Rescue Foundation,and the Australian Research Council.
Despite over 70 years of research on shark repellents,few practical and reliable solutions to prevent shark attacks on humans or reduce shark bycatch and depredation in commercial fisheries have been developed.In larg...
关键词:sensory biology sharks shark depredation shark repellents 
Human-Carnivore Conflicts in Private Conservancy Lands of Elerai and Oltiyiani in Amboseli Area, Kenya被引量:1
《Natural Resources》2014年第8期375-391,共17页Moses Makonjio Okello John Warui Kiringe Fiesta Warinwa 
Human-carnivore conflicts represent the most common negative form of interactions between humans and wildlife. Most carnivores involved in such conflicts are: lion, hyena, leopard and cheetah. Three strategies are nor...
关键词:Amboseli Human-Carnivore Conflicts LIVESTOCK DEPREDATION 
Loss of anti-predator behaviors in cattle and the increased predation losses by wolves in the Northern Rocky Mountains
《Open Journal of Animal Sciences》2013年第3期248-253,共6页Cornelia Florcke Temple Grandin 
funded by Dr.Temple Grandin.
Managing livestock near Yellowstone National Park has become an increasing challenge since conservation of wolves restricts ranchers from interfering. Even though wolves are beneficial for the ecosystem, rising predat...
关键词:CATTLE DEPREDATION Hair Whorl Pattern Temperament Selection Wolves(Canis lupus) 
Landscape features and weather influence nest survival of a ground-nesting bird of conservation concern,the greater sage-grouse,in humanaltered environments被引量:2
《Ecological Processes》2012年第1期83-97,共15页Stephen L Webb Chad V Olson Matthew R Dzialak Seth M Harju Jeffrey B Winstead Dusty Lockman 
Introduction:Ground-nesting birds experience high levels of nest predation.However,birds can make selection decisions related to nest site location and characteristics that may result in physical,visual,and olfactory ...
关键词:behavior Centrocercus urophasianus CONSERVATION DEPREDATION generalized linear mixed models greater sage-grouse human development management nest survival WEATHER 
Human-tiger conflict:A review and call for comprehensive plans被引量:4
《Integrative Zoology》2010年第4期300-312,共13页John M.GOODRICH 
Human-tiger(Panthera tigris Linnaeus,1758)conflicts(HTC),manifested primarily as attacks on people and domestic animals,exacerbate at least 2 major threats to tigers:(i)conflicts often result in mortality or removal o...
关键词:CARNIVORE DEPREDATION human-tiger conflict Panthera tigris TIGER 
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