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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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Climate Change and Human-Wildlife Conflicts in the Indian Himalayan Region: Sustainable Strategies for Conservation, Stakeholders and Local Communitie

Climate Change and Human-Wildlife Conflicts in the Indian Himalayan Region: Sustainable Strategies for Conservation, Stakeholders and Local Communitie

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ISBN10: 1837425353
ISBN13: 9781837425358
Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited
Pages: 344
Language: English

Climate Change and Human-Wildlife Conflicts in the Indian Himalayan Region examines the intersection of climate change and its devastating impact on wildlife and human populations, particularly in the Indian Himalayan region. The world is witnessing unprecedented environmental shifts, including glacier melt, rising temperatures, and extreme weather events, all of which threaten biodiversity. These changes, compounded by human activity, have led to the destruction of vital habitats, forcing both animals and humans to migrate, compete for resources, and engage in conflicts. Wildlife, driven by the scarcity of food and space, often damages crops, livestock, and property, leading to retaliatory human actions that result in injuries, deaths, and economic losses. In some cases, these conflicts involve endangered species, putting conservation efforts in jeopardy and exacerbating the threat to biodiversity

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