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Braczkowski, A.R. | |
Population estimates of large carnivores and their conflict with humans in East Africa and India | |
2020 Full Book | |
My thesis addressed an important but often overlooked component of estimating large carnivore populations, the use of population state variables in informing conservation status. The use of animal movement, sex-ratio, and density information has wide application that transcends large carnivores. My assessment of leopard-dog interactions, and the potential implications for humans, was one of the first examples in the literature of the potential benefits a large carnivore may have to humans. The assessments of compensation and wildlife imagery royalties have important consequences on better managing and also leveraging funding for the conservation of large carnivores and other threatened, enigmatic species. |
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