Analyzing the role of animal behavior in the management of wildlife-human conflicts

Thesis Abstract

Wildlife-human conflicts pose significant challenges for both wildlife conservation and human communities. Understanding the role of animal behavior in these conflicts is crucial for developing effective management strategies. This project aims to analyze the behavior of wildlife species involved in conflicts with humans and explore how their behavior influences the occurrence and severity of conflicts. By examining case studies and conducting behavioral observations, this research will provide valuable insights into the underlying causes of conflicts and propose strategies for mitigating them. The findings of this study will contribute to the development of sustainable and harmonious coexistence between wildlife and human populations.