Nature's contribution to people (ie ecosystem services) is becoming integral to conservation
science and policy, yet our knowledge is restricted to only a few services and taxa. Vultures …

With antibiotic resistance on the rise, there is an urgent need for new antibacterial drugs and
products to treat or prevent infection. Many such products in current use, for example human …

An unexpected human-wildlife conflict between vultures and livestock has emerged in
Europe during the last two decades. Farmers attributed changes in vulture behavior, due to …

Proactive approaches are typically more cost-effective than reactive ones, and this is clearly
the case for biodiversity conservation. Research and conservation actions for Old World …

Understanding the drivers of conflict and coexistence in human–wildlife relations are critical
to conservation. This study sought to understand th varying attitudes of local indigenous …

The current catastrophic decline in African vultures is caused mainly by poisoning, and
killing for consumption and belief-based use (traditional medicine). To find out more about …

Abstract In the current Anthropocene Era, with numerous escalating challenges for
biodiversity conservation, the inclusion of the social dimension into management decisions …

Content published on social media may affect user's attitudes toward wildlife species. We
evaluated viewers' responses to videos published on a popular social medium, focusing …

Negative interactions between humans and animals are becoming increasingly frequent, as
wild habitats shrink and human presence and activities expand throughout the world …

Diclofenac is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) used in livestock farming, with
lethal effects on vultures when reaching high concentrations in the carcasses they feed on …