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Showing 1 to 2 of 2 for “"Urban wildlife management"”.
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Modeling perceived risk from coyotes among Chicago residents
Coyote management in urban areas has become a concern for wildlife professionals. In the Greater Chicago Metropolitan Region (GCMR) wildlife professionals have received an increased number of complaints from residents. Based on cultural theory and cognitive hierarchy theory, we hypothesized that …
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Coyote (Canis latrans) Family Activity in a Landscape of Fear
At a global scale, rapid urban expansion is spilling human development over the boundaries that divide urban and rural. This overlap creates conflict as some wildlife species are forced to adjust to urban areas alongside human residents. One such species that has readily adapted to this urban life …