Posts Tagged: conflict

Gray wolf mortality patterns in Wisconsin from 1979 to 2012
May 5, 2022
Starting in the 1970s, many populations of large-bodied mammalian carnivores began to recover from centuries of human-caused eradication and habitat destruction. The recovery of several such populations has since slowed or reversed due to mortality caused by humans. Illegal killing … read more
Posted in Biology, Resources | Tagged Anthropogenic mortality, carnivore, conflict, illegal killing, poaching, sampling bias, take

Conflicts and Attitudes Regarding the Return of the Grey Wolf to California
January 31, 2022
Beginning in the mid-nineteenth century, Euro-American settlers began the task of changing the landscape of California from vast expanses of wetland and forest into agricultural land. Since the arrival and eventual settlement of Spanish colonizers, ranching cattle has been a … read more
Posted in Human Dimensions, Resources | Tagged california, conflict, Grey Wolf, northwest, yellowstone

Reducing Conflict with Grizzly Bears, Wolves, and Elk – a Western Landowner’s Guide
July 3, 2019
Western Landowners Alliance is deeply grateful for the landowners and ranchers, resource managers and others listed below whose collective knowledge and hands-on experience created the substance of this guide. This guide is a compilation of contributions from each of these … read more
Posted in Non-Lethal Management Tools | Tagged bears, conflict, grizzly, landowner, reducing, western, wolves

Adaptive use of Nonlethal Strategies for Minimizing Wolf–Sheep Conflict in Idaho
July 3, 2019
Worldwide, native predators are killed to protect livestock, an action that can undermine wildlife conservation efforts and create conflicts among stakeholders. An ongoing example is occurring in the western United States, where wolves (Canis lupus) were eradicated by the 1930s … read more
Posted in Non-Lethal Management Tools | Tagged adaptive, conflict, idaho, minimizing, nonlethal, sheep, strategies

Managing Conflict: Coexistence with Bears, Cougars, and Wolves
June 20, 2019
Wolves, grizzly bears, and cougars are symbolic and contested animals. They are vital to ecosystem health, but represent wilderness and mystery to some and vermin and destruction to others. Whether large carnivore populations expand numerically or spatially is not a … read more
Posted in Conflicts | Tagged bears, coexistence, conflict, cougars, managing, wolves

Human-wildlife Conflict As A Barrier To Large Carnivore Management And Conservation In Turkey
June 20, 2019
Large carnivorous mammals are wide-ranging animals and thus frequently come into contact with human settlements in agrarian landscapes. This often generates human–wildlife conflict; carnivores potentially damage livestock, agricultural products, or human well-being. In Turkey, the cooccurrence of eight medium-large carnivore … read more
Posted in Conflicts | Tagged barrier, carnivore, conflict, human, large, management, wildlife