Conservation and Society | 9 May, 2023
Ecological Vulnerability by Katie Woolaston discusses the ‘wicked’ problem of human-wildlife conflict and the socio-legal context in which it plays out. It starts off with an introduction to the topic, delving into the semantics of conflict and coexistence whilst articulating the need to understand the complexities of human-wildlife relationships. The book describes in detail three case studies and ends with a concluding chapter that coherently connects all the dots.
