Understanding the extent to which people and wildlife overlap in space and time is critical
for the conservation of biodiversity and ecological services. Yet, how global change will …

Climate change poses significant challenges to Zimbabwe's sustainable tourism. The paper
investigates multifaceted relationship between six independent variables: food and water …

Little is known about the impending mental health impacts of the global nature crisis.
Existing evidence largely overlooks how nature sustains the economic and material …

Currently, human activities are among the most important factors affecting the distribution of
wildlife, and conservationists around the world are working to uncover the true impact of …

Protected areas have long been recognized globally as an important strategy for conserving
biodiversity. However, the establishment of protected areas has often adversely impacted …

Recent population recovery of many pinniped species (seals, sea lions, walrus) is a
conservation success. However, pinniped population recovery combined with increasing …

Abstract Protected Areas (PAs) in Bangladesh have been pivotal for conserving wildlife. The
country plans to increase the number of PAs by implementing new forest-governing policies …

Compelling evidence for feedbacks between commodity crop production systems and local
ecosystems has led to predictions that biodiversity loss could threaten food security …

Individuals' tolerance toward wildlife can be based on a combination of tangible benefits and
costs (eg economic gains and losses) as well as intangible benefits and costs (eg shared …

Gray wolves Canis lupus comprise one of the most widely distributed carnivore species on
the planet, but they face myriad environmental and anthropogenic pressures. Previous …