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.
Early online access is available for articles published in a forthcoming issue. View publications for Volume 18, Issue 1 and Volume 18, Issue 2.
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Volume 17, Issue 3 (2023)
Prologue
Letter from the Editor
Merging Lanes
S. Nicole Frey
Research Articles/Notes
Economic Impacts of Wild Pigs on Livestock Producers in 13 States
Sophie C. McKee, Ryan S. Miller, Jeremiah L. Psiropoulos, and Stephanie A. Shwiff
Raccoon Selection for Anthropogenic Resources Provides Challenges for Wildlife Management in Yosemite Valley
Erika L. Anderson, Sean M. Matthews, David S. Green, E. Binta Wold, Katie Patrick, and Rachel Mazur
Potential for Policy Conflict Among Alligator Hunters in Texas, USA
Christopher Serenari, Elizabeth N. Pratt, Abigail Meeks, Elena C. Rubino, and Kristy L. Daniel
Falconer Perceptions of, and Support for, Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Biosecurity Actions
Hannah G. Shapiro and Elizabeth F. Pienaar
Asiatic Black Bear Microsite Selection in a Human-Dominated Landscape in the Central Alps, Japan: Implications for Mitigating Human–Bear Conflicts
Tomoki Mori and Shigeyuki Izumiyama
Effectiveness of Citizen Engagement in a State Agency Egg-Oiling Program to Reduce Urban Canada Goose Populations and Conflicts
Charles H. Cope, Tom F. Bidrowski, and Jon P. Beckmann
An Unmanned Aircraft System for Marking Live Power Lines to Prevent Bird Collisions
Mattheuns D. Pretorius, Lourens Leeuwner, Kaajial Durgapersad, Constant Hoogstad, Peter Beckedahl, Michael D. Michael, and Kishaylin Chetty
Management Case Studies
Human–Alligator Incidents in the United States: Risky Human Behaviors Cause Most “Attacks”
Mark S. Teshera, Azar Kordbacheh, and Frank J. Mazzotti
The First Translocation of Bighorn Sheep in California: A Critical Review of the Activities of William Franklin Frakes
Vernon C. Bleich, Glenn W. Sudmeier, Michael W. Wolter, and Richard A. Weaver
Commentary
Variation in Space Use and Movements of Individual Mule Deer and Bighorn Sheep in Response to Shed Antler Hunting
Steven B. Bates, Jericho C. Whiting, Brock R McMillan, Steven L. Petersen, and Randy T. Larsen
The Back Page
Epilogue
