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Human–Wildlife Conflict in and around Sohagibarwa Wildlife Sanctuary: Spatial Patterns, Socio-Economic Impacts, GIS-Based Hotspot Assessment and Strategies for Sustainable Coexistence

Human–Wildlife Conflict in and around Sohagibarwa Wildlife Sanctuary: Spatial Patterns, Socio-Economic Impacts, GIS-Based Hotspot Assessment and Strategies for Sustainable Coexistence

The study focuses on human-wildlife conflict around Sohagibarwa Wildlife Sanctuary in Uttar Pradesh, India. It highlights various incidents, such as livestock attacks and crop damage caused by wildlife, and identifies key areas like North Chowk and South Chowk as conflict zones. The research aims to create a framework for understanding these conflicts and suggests various management strategies for future considerations.

Source: International Journal of Educational Innovations and Research, https://doi.org/10.63671/ijeir.v2i3.87