Human–Wildlife Interactions (HWI) is the only scientific journal dedicated specifically to publishing manuscripts that report research, management case studies, and policy perspectives designed to enhance the professional management of human–wildlife conflicts. HWI is an open-access journal published 3 times per year.
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Volume 18, Issue 2 (2024) Fall 2024
Prologue
Letters from the Editor
New Associate Editors
S. Nicole Frey
Research Articles/Notes
FlashTags: Evaluating a Novel Deterrent to Reduce Livestock Depredation
C. Aaron Bott, Stewart W. Breck, Tom W. Murphy, Brad A. Freking, Carlos A. López González, David Prause, Corey Peavey, Albert Sommers, Coke Landers, and Julie K. Young
Survival of Translocated Coyotes in the Chicago Metropolitan Area, USA
Charlotte R. Milling, Chris Anchor, and Stanley D. Gehrt
Multi-Year Effectiveness of PZP-22 in Free-Roaming Suburban White-Tailed Deer
Allen T. Rutberg, Kali M. Pereira, Kayla A. Grams, and John W. Turner Jr.
Spatial Predictors of Human–Black Bear Interactions in Nova Scotia, Canada
Jason I. Airst and Tricia B. Fleming
The Ban on Trophy Hunting in Botswana: Local Communities’ Perceptions
Lelokwane Lockie Mokgalo and Peet van der Merwe
Is Mitigation Translocation an Effective Method for Reducing Laysan Albatross–Military Aircraft Collisions?
Brian E. Washburn, Katherine D. Rubiano, and William P. Bukoski
Efficacy of a Laser as a Starling Deterrent and its Effect on Lactating Dairy Cow Behavior
Callan A. Lichtenwalter, Marcos Marcondes, Kyle R. Taylor, Craig McConnel, and Amber Adams Progar
The Back Page
Jack H. Berryman Institute Update
Julie K. Young and Becky Quay
Epilogue
