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Use mobile phone communications to warn farmers of problematic mammals (e.g. elephants)

Use fencing/netting to reduce predation of fish stock by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict

Use scarecrows to deter crop damage by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict

Play predator calls to deter crop damage by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict

Grow unattractive crop in buffer zone around crops (e.g. chili peppers) to reduce human-wildlife conflict

Use fencing to protect water sources for use by wild mammals

Remove/control non-native amphibians (e.g. cane toads)

Use electric fencing to deter mammals from energy installations or mines

Use pheromones to deter crop damage by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict

Control non-native/problematic plants to restore habitat

Reintroduce top predators to suppress and reduce the impacts of smaller non-native predator and prey species

Control non-native prey species to reduce populations and impacts of non-native predators

Provide artificial refuges for prey to evade/escape non-native predators

Remove/control non-native species that could interbreed with native species

Establish riparian buffers

Remove topsoil that has had fertilizer added to mimic low nutrient soil

Replant vegetation

Retain/provide migration corridors

Protect habitat along elevational gradients

Provide dams/water holes during drought

Remove flood water

Encourage habitat protection of privately-owned land

Retain buffer zones around core habitat

Sterilize non-native domestic or feral species (e.g. cats and dogs)

Modify vegetation along roads to reduce collisions with mammals by enhancing visibility for drivers