Environment & Ecology · Human-Wildlife Conflict
How is Human-Wildlife Conflict (HWC) fundamentally defined?
- 1The successful implementation of conservation efforts that lead to increased wildlife populations within protected areas.
- 2Any negative interaction between humans and wild animals that results in adverse impacts on either or both parties.✓
- 3The competition between different species of wild animals for dwindling water sources in arid regions.
- 4The expansion of human settlements into wildlife habitats without direct physical interaction.
Correct answer
Any negative interaction between humans and wild animals that results in adverse impacts on either or both parties.
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