Human-Wildlife Conflict Mitigation

Human-wildlife conflict mitigation involves strategies to reduce negative interactions between people and animals. When animals venture into human areas or crops, it can cause damage, and wildlife may also get harmed. Mitigation techniques include installing barriers like fences, using wildlife corridors to safely move animals, and encouraging community awareness. These methods aim to protect both human interests and animal populations, ensuring coexistence that minimizes harm and maintains ecological balance. Effective mitigation requires understanding animal behavior and working collaboratively with local communities.