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A spatiotemporal analysis of human-carnivore conflict involving lion, leopard, spotted hyena and pastoralist communities in Queen Elizabeth National Park,Uganda

2026-06-05

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Human-carnivore conflict involving domestic livestock and lion ( <italic>Panthera leo</italic> ), leopard ( <italic>Panthera pardus</italic> ), and spotted hyena ( <italic>Crocuta crocuta</italic> ) are ongoing challenges for safety, economic security, and wildlife conservation in Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park. To better understand potential drivers of conflict, we used...

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DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-9696256/v1

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