Long-term conservation of many wildlife species rely on land sharing with humans in multi-use landscapes. Range overlaps give opportunity for positive interactions between humans and wildlife, but interactions of a more negative kind may also occur. Major wildlife conservation challenges in such systems relate to the mitigation of negative impacts of wildlife on human practices and livelihoods. Interventions intended to mitigate impacts of wildlife on human lives, property, crops, livestock and pets, competition for game, and human quality of life have thus become an important part of wildlife management world-wide.
EviWild is currently under construction, and the different sections will be continuously updated with evidence when systematic reviews are available. Systematic reviews are curently largely lacking, but we continously seek funding to undertake reviews.
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