Large Carnivore Conservation and Management

Large Carnivore Conservation

Large Carnivore Conservation and Management examines the conservation and management of bears, wolves, lynx, leopards, and other large carnivores in landscapes shared with humans. It explores population dynamics, human–wildlife conflict and coexistence, stakeholder attitudes, conservation policy, governance, and decision-making, with international case studies from Europe, the Americas, and Asia.

Key Features

• Large carnivore conservation
• Wildlife management
• Bears, wolves, lynx, and leopards
• Human–wildlife conflict and coexistence
• Population dynamics
• Stakeholder perceptions and participation
• Conservation policy and governance
• Protected areas and national parks
• Urbanization and agricultural expansion
• International case studies