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I am currently researching how differing wildlife recreational groups (e.g., casual wildlife viewers, birders, hunters, and anglers) view the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries. Specifically, I am interested in the behaviors, attitudes, and level of trust each one of those groups has towards the agency and towards agency programs.

Please advise of any publications about visitor safety & warning signs in National Parks. This is for a review of visitor warning signs & procedures in parks for Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service, conducted by Southern Cross University.

Please email Heather Zeppel about publications [email address removed by Admin].

Although hydrological studies in latinoamerica are common, the interactions with the ecology and the human dimension is rarely undertaken. I would like to know if it has been performed any study related to coupled not only hydrology with the biochemical cycles, but that also had related the hydrology with the environmental awareness. Moreover, I would like to know the project features.

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Is it time along with technological solutions, we should emphasis and focus on the 'Human Dimensions' for effective adoption of sustainable circular economy practices ?

Now a days surveillance satellite are used to monitor weather, road traffic, forest area cover etc. However, it could be possible to monitor the wild animal species from space?

What are the Innovative and effective HWC measures, in particular to Monkey, wildpigs and other anuglates?

Every year about a dozen people are killed by wild elephants in Nepal, mostly by the solitary bulls and the conflict is increasing every year. There are a few retaliatory killings of the elephants also in recent years. Most of the elephant habitat is fragmented and there is a high pressure of resource extraction in the remaining forest patches outside protected areas. In such situation, what are the best practices around the world to manage such a conflict?

As we accumulate more and more ecological data on such conflicts, it seems that what we really lack is an understanding of the cultural contexts of many such conflicts. I'm aware of recent work by Steve Redpath and others, and am very keen to find more key sources from a variety of disciplines. My own work on croc attacks suggests that the best scientifically-informed advice based on our knowledge of croc ecology and behaviour often fails because of local beliefs about crocodiles ('were-crocodiles', fate, magical protections or curses). I'm very interested in examples of this in relation to crocodiles, particularly in Africa.

It will be a great help if you introduce anyone working in this field or if you know any articles please notify us. we are planing to reduce conflict between local people & wild boars.

I am looking for literature regarding sharing of bacterial pathogens like Salmonella, E.coli and Mycobacterium paratuberculosis between domestic and wild animals from indian subcontinent. if anyone has literature regarding it please share.