Conflict
Mapping Crop-Raiding Hotspots and Predicting Actual Crop-Raiding Risk Using a Spatial (GIS) Model for Alleviating People-Primate Conflict in Nepal
The project aims at identifying key drivers of primate crop-raiding incidences, mapping crop-raiding hotspots and predicting crop-raiding risk based on multiple GIS models in Nepal.
Human-Snow Leopard Conflict Mitigation Project-II, Nepal
The aim of this project is to train law enforcement staff to enhance knowledge and skills for conflict mitigation, empower and backup local people and disseminate information on snow leopard for effective means of conserving it.
Sustainable Elephant Habitat Management and Conflict Mitigation in Sunsari Region of Eastern Nepal
To mitigate the problems of elephant habitat destruction and Human-elephant conflict (HEC) in the proposed region and sustainable Elephant Habitat Management.
Developing Solutions for Leopard-Human Conflict in Karnataka: Education Drive to Reduce the Leopard-Human Conflict
The study aims to conduct education awareness programme in the localities that experienced leopard-human conflict in Central Karnataka, India. A joint-venture programme is planned by inviting parties of forest department officials and village heads. It primarily aims to bridge the gap between foresters and locals. Developing relations between forest officials and locals is crucial in reducing the conflict. The best conflict prevention technique employed by locals will be adapted for wider application.
Risk Assessment of Human-Wildlife Conflicts in Western Ghats Protected Areas
The proposed project aims to assess human-wildlife conflicts around parks of the Western Ghats, map risks and consequences for local people, and implications for conservation for conflict prone mammal species.
Quantifying Patterns, Determinants and Consequences of Human-Carnivore Conflict in the Farmlands of South Africa
The project will provide objective measures of current patterns, influential factors and impacts of human-carnivore conflict in South African farmlands, as a first step toward conflict mitigation.
Community Based Human-Tiger Conflict Mitigation in the Western Sector of the Buffer Zone of Chitwan National Park
This project aims to build positive attitudes among local communities towards tiger conservation, and also local people will be persuaded in conservation by demonstrating the direct linkage between conservation and welfare of local communities with direct benefits which they can derive through their participation in conservation.
Evaluation of Livestock Depredation by Jaguar and Other Large Carnivorous Mammals in Southern ‘Gran Sierra Plegada’
The aim of the project is to get an estimate of the damages caused in livestock by jaguar and other carnivorous and developing recommendations for the design of interventions that help to solve the conflict groups human-carnivorous.
Community Outreach Programmes to Lessen Human-Tiger Conflict in Bardia National Park
The project aims to mitigate human-tiger conflict through community outreach programmes and get support of local communities in conservation.
Community Education and Outreach Program for Human Wildlife Co-existence
The aim of the project is to impart knowledge on wild animals’ behaviour and ecology to the local community people residing near the protected area to maintain harmony between people and wildlife.