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Human - Tiger conflict is one of the most critical issues in tiger conservation and also a serious problem for human safety (attacks on humans and livestock. It thus requires a focus on effective mitigation measures. Two of these measures used in Nepal have been assessed: compensation payments and tiger removals.
In this study, authors made the following suggestions to improve these measures:
- In order to encourage community engagement, paying compensation payments quickly,
- Promoting an insurance scheme in the buffer zone,
- Better managing live-removed tigers, such as radio-tracking of wild released individuals,
- Targeting affected communities to set up awareness programs.
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| Capture and translocation |
| Compensation for losses |
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| Tiger |
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| Human safety |
| Human well-being |
| Livestock |
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| Nepal |
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| https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/194008291600900213 |
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| rajendra.dhungana2@gmail.com |
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