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Title:

Human-Lion Conflict Mitigation in the Zambezi Region, Namibia Report March 2019

Author(s):
Hanssen L, Fwelimbi MH, Balyerwa Conservancy, Dzoti Conservancy, Kabulabula Conservancy, Kasika Conservancy, Lusese Conservancy, Mashi Conservancy, Nakabolelwa Conservancy, Sangwali Conservancy, Sobbe Conservancy, Wuparo Conservancy
Publication Year:
2019
Abstract:

Data on lion-livestock conflict incidents from conservancy event books are now collected every quarter in order to identify hotspots of conflict and respond more rapidly. Overall there has been a steady decline in the number of livestock killed by lions in the MSC from 2012/2013 until 2018. Thirty two cattle were killed in the MSC during 2018 which is a decline of 80% since 2012/2013 when cattle killing rose sharply.

Item Type:
Report
Language:
en
Keywords:
carnivore, communal land, community participation, conflict, conflicting use, conservancy, livestock, livestock farming, predator, rural area, rural environment, rural habitat, rural population, rural settlement, management of natural resources
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Human_Lion Conflict Mitigation in the Zambezi Region 2019.pdf 1.62 MB

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