Analyzing the role of animal behavior in the management of urban wildlife populations

Thesis Abstract

The increasing urbanization of landscapes has led to the coexistence of humans and wildlife in urban areas. Managing urban wildlife populations is crucial for maintaining ecological balance and minimizing conflicts between humans and wildlife. This project aims to analyze the role of animal behavior in the management of urban wildlife populations. By understanding the behavior patterns, habitat preferences, and movement patterns of urban wildlife species, effective management strategies can be developed to promote coexistence and mitigate potential negative impacts. The project will involve field observations, data collection, and analysis to gain insights into the behavior of urban wildlife species and its implications for population management.