Springer - Human-Wildlife Conflicts in Europe Book

Explore the complex relationship between humans and protected species in this academic text from Springer. Human - Wildlife Conflicts in Europe focuses on fisheries and fish-eating vertebrates to examine how different stakeholder groups interact when competing for natural resources. This book examines the ecological traits of species that trigger these conflicts and provides practical mitigation strategies. Readers will find information on technical mitigation methods, policy instruments, and the design of participatory decision strategies that involve relevant stakeholders. Beyond providing specific case studies from various European countries, the text offers a framework for developing biodiversity conflict reconciliation action plans. This framework is designed for use on a global scale, making it a valuable resource for those studying environmental science and engineering. Whether you are looking at specific European examples or seeking a model for international application, this book provides the necessary tools to understand and manage resource competition.