Practices: Non-lethal deterrents
Coexisting with Bears
Bears are more inclined to stay away from people, but when it comes to food sources, we often make it irresistible for them to keep their distance. Beehives, ranches, chickens, fruit trees, feed and grain can attract bears. And even in towns or small communities, bird feeders, feeding pets outside, greasy barbeque grills and trash, … Continued
Keeping Bison Wild
“I follow Tamulwit,” said James Holt, Coexistence Council member and executive director of the Buffalo Field Campaign. “It’s a sacred responsibility. Back before human beings came, the Creator called a council with all the living beings: the animals, the plants. He asked them what they would do for the human beings that were coming and … Continued
Guide to installing turbo fladry
Assessing ecological and social outcomes of a bear-proofing experiment
Wildlife Management and Coexistence Plan: Chicago, Illinois
Science and Ethics Agree: Coexistence Must Replace Killing Wolves (Part 1)
Responding to human-black bear conflicts: a guide to non-lethal bear management techniques (2015).
Wolves of the Lavant
The International Wildlife Coexistence Network strives to provide direct guidance to projects on the ground. Our Wildlife Coexistence Innovation Challenge brings experts together with active projects that need some additional guidance and new ideas to address wildlife challenges. Our first challenge focused on the Wolves of the Levant project, run by Compassionate Conservation Middle … Continued
Pets and pests: a review of the contrasting economics and fortunes of dingoes and domestic dogs in Australia, and a proposed new funding scheme for non-lethal dingo management
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