Co-occurrence of humans and wildlife leads to interactions with potential positive or
negative outcomes for the human actors and for the wild animals. It may also lead to positive …

Nature's contributions to people diminish when people are alienated from nature. We
developed a framework to help support more sustainable people-nature interactions in the …

The emergence of new regional paths is a key topic in economic geography. While new
paths are largely associated with positive regional economic outcomes, little is known about …

Many wildlife species are threatened due to persecution and intolerance of people to
sharing landscapes with them, especially in mixed use landscapes where both people and …

Halting biodiversity loss is a major contemporary challenge. Nature protection can help
conserve biodiversity, but increasing wildlife numbers inside protected areas and shrinking …

Farmers in develo** countries often work in challenging environments with poor
infrastructure, marginal agricultural potential, and limited economic opportunities. These …

Within conservation science and practice, community‐based conservation (CBC) includes
policy and management interventions incorporating engagement or participation of local …

In the post-Cold War neoliberal moment of the mid-1990s, Safari Club International's (SCI)
nascent but now defunct'African Chapter'published a Strategic Plan for Africa. Its aim was to …

Climate change, land use conversion and human population growth are reducing and
fragmenting historical ranges of large animals, especially in Africa. Particularly, land …

The growing human population in Africa is putting increasing pressure on habitats and
wildlife outside of protected areas. The wildlife conservancy model in Namibia empowers …