Human‐Wildlife Conflict Management: Prevention and Problem Solving (2nd edition).

Through compelling examples from various continents, Reidinger effectively illustrates the far-reaching consequences of invasive species on native ecosystems and local communities, and the complexities of mitigating damage. In Chapter 6, Communities, Ecosystems, and Landscapes, Reidinger equates ecosystems to communities - all organisms living in an area at a given time interacting with their abiotic components. Russell Reidinger's revised book, I Human-Wildlife Conflict Management: Prevention and Problem Solving i , provides a comprehensive and practical guide to understanding human-wildlife conflict, and offers a variety of effective strategies in prevention and resolution. [Extracted from the article]