Moderator: Dr. Freya Kodar, Faculty of Law, UVic
Course Code: ASPI183 2011S C01
Date: March 2011; date TBA. For more information
When available, please call 250-721-8481.
Encounters between humans and wildlife are not new. But it seems as though we are now experiencing more wildlife–human conflicts, particularly in our urban areas. As cities and suburbs expand and encroach onto what was once wild habitat, and as predator species increase at predictable rates, we’re left asking how these conflicts can be prevented. What is the role of provincial and local governments, farmers, businesses and individuals? What strategies are necessary in order to ensure biodiversity and human health and safety, while allowing for agricultural viability?
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