Masterarbeit, 2013
42 Seiten
This research aims to assess the current status of human-black bear conflict (HBC) around Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary (WLS) in West Bengal, India, and evaluate the effectiveness of mitigation measures employed. The study utilizes questionnaire surveys to gather data on HBC incidents, including crop raiding, livestock predation, and human attacks. It also examines the local population's perception of conservation efforts and their willingness to adopt modern mitigation strategies.
Chapter 1 provides an introduction to the study, outlining the background of human-black bear conflict in the region and the specific objectives of the research. Chapter 2 delves into the literature review, exploring existing research on human-wildlife conflict, the ecology and distribution of the Asiatic black bear, and the specific challenges of human-black bear conflict. Chapter 3 details the study area, encompassing a general overview of the Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary, its climate, forest types, soil conditions, and the human communities inhabiting the region. Chapter 4 presents the methodology used in the study, including the research methods, sampling techniques, and materials required. Chapter 5 presents the results of the study, focusing on the status of HBC between 2011 and 2013, the various types of conflict, and the effectiveness of existing mitigation measures. Chapter 6 discusses the findings of the study, analyzing the status of HBC, the effectiveness of mitigation measures, and the local community's perception of conservation efforts. Chapter 7 concludes the study with a summary of the key findings and recommendations for future research and conservation strategies.
This study focuses on the human-black bear conflict (HBC) in the Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary (WLS) of West Bengal, India. Key terms include Asiatic black bear, conflict mitigation, crop raiding, livestock predation, community participation, and conservation efforts. The research examines the effectiveness of traditional and modern mitigation measures and explores the local community's perception of conservation strategies. The study sheds light on the challenges of balancing human needs and wildlife conservation in a region experiencing significant human-wildlife interactions.
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