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International Conference on Vertebrates in Natural and Man-made Ecosystems-IIHR, Bengaluru, India-Oct 12-14,2017-ICAR-Indian Institute of Horticultural Research, Bengaluru - 560089..
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The major impacts range from injury/death of humans and livestock, loss of crops affecting local and regional food security, damage to infrastructure and disease transmission. Often neglected issues are school absenteeism of children as they are engaged in guarding. Gaurding also deprives the man hours of a farmer which could have been used in other remunerative vocations. The stress of losing crops, horticultural produce, livestock, probability of injury/death and the accompanying fear and rage towards the conflict causing animals many a times results in indiscriminate killing of wild animals thus creating hostility towards conservation programmes in general and the animal species causing damage to life, livestock and crops in particular. The other factors contributing to HWC are : Climatic change through its effect on the availability of water and habitat, changes in human values, attitudes and perceptions about HWC, inability of people and institutions to understand the problem thoroughly and consequent
mishandling, and most importantly lack of balanced approach towards mitigation of problem taking into consideration hardship faced by the people living with wildlife and conservation of declining but conflict causing animals. The victims of this spiralling crisis mostly are the already impoverished indigenous peoples who are ironically the historical care takers of biodiversity.
Theme Areas:
Mega vertebrates: Biology, Behavior and pestilent ecology
Small vertebrates: Biology, Behavior and pestilent ecology
Wild herbivores and crop losses with special reference to Horticultural Ecosystems
Wild carnivores and livestock losses
Injury and death of humans caused by wlidlife.
Zoonosis and wildlife
Biology and Behaviour of conflict causing wild animals
Mitigation of HWC including compensation
Education, Awareness creation including School level programs, framing policies and their implementation
Changes in land use to facilitate habitat improvement and its resources
Indigenous people and Human wildlife conflict
Ecotourism
Inculcating public sympathy and support for co-existence with wildlife.
Population reduction of over populated species as a management tool.
Vertebrate pest management in urban and peri urban habitat
Management strategies for vertebrate pest in horticultural and other cultivated ecosystems
Organizing Secretary
ICAR-Indian Institute of Horticultural Research, Bengaluru - 560089.
Email Id: wildlifeconf@gmail.com
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