The online resource library is updated every month with key publications and resources on the topic of human-wildlife conflict and coexistence. In the last quarter, 59 publications on topics ranging from conflict analysis to deterrents and livestock guarding have been added, involving snakes, giant armadillos, raptors, sharks, carnivores and many more. Separate pages have been added with the latest additions from July, August and September. We've also highlighted articles and blogs on animals harmed by superstition and the risks of relocating man-eating lions. For any missing items or to suggest a topic or species page to be added to the library, please let us know here.
In collaboration with the FAO, we hosted a session during the Collaborative Partnership on Sustainable Wildlife Management (CPW)Wildlife Forum on monitoring human-wildlife conflicts for the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework. The session focused on approaches to measure the success of a Target on human-wildlife conflict and the challenges faced through discussions with parties already conducting such activities to identify lessons that could be learnt. Following presentations, a Q&A session was held to discuss some of the complexities for managing such a Target and ways forward. You can read a summary of highlights from the session here or watch the full recording below.
Session IV - Monitoring Human-Wildlife Conflicts for the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework
