Human-tiger conflict: a review and call for comprehensive plans.
作者： John M. GOODRICH
DOI: 10.1111/J.1749-4877.2010.00218.X
关键词: Tiger 、 Environmental protection 、 Animal welfare 、 Wildlife management 、 Wildlife conservation 、 Development economics 、 Business
摘要: Human-tiger (Panthera tigris Linnaeus, 1758) conflicts (HTC), manifested primarily as attacks on people and domestic animals, exacerbate at least 2 major threats to tigers: (i) often result in mortality or removal of tigers from the wild; (ii) they negative attitudes towards by local people, thereby reducing support for tiger conservation. Although HTC has decreased over past century, it will likely increase if current proposed conservation initiatives double populations are successful. Increased could undermine successful proactive steps not taken reduce HTC. The present paper provides a review impacts measures ways that both humans tigers, stresses need development implementation comprehensive plans
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