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Assessing Human-Common Leopard Negative Interaction: Mitigating Poaching and Illegal Trading of its Products in Eastern Himalaya.

2023-09-06

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The population of the Common Leopard (Panthera pardus) are increasingly becoming isolated due to human activities, which has increased human-leopard interaction. Bhutan is experiencing an increase in human-wildlife conflict, partly as the farmland and crops are being abandoned, which has allowed wildlife to encroach upon human settlements. It is extremely difficult to balance farmers’ socioeconomic requirements wi...

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10.22541/au.169400356.69679069/v1
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