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| Action | Effectiveness | Studies | Category | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Use guardian animals (e.g. dogs, llamas, donkeys) bonded to livestock to deter predators to reduce human-wildlife conflict Action Link | Beneficial | 12 | ||
Use repellents that taste bad (‘contact repellents’) to deter crop or property damage by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict Action Link | Likely to be beneficial | 12 | ||
Install barrier fencing along roads Action Link | Beneficial | 12 | ||
Translocate problem mammals away from residential areas (e.g. habituated bears) to reduce human-wildlife conflict Action Link | Likely to be ineffective or harmful | 11 | ||
Translocate predators away from livestock to reduce human-wildlife conflict Action Link | Trade-off between benefit and harms | 11 | ||
Install electric fencing to reduce predation of livestock by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict Action Link | Beneficial | 11 | ||
Install electric fencing to protect crops from mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict Action Link | Beneficial | 11 | ||
Scare or otherwise deter mammals from human-occupied areas to reduce human-wildlife conflict Action Link | Likely to be beneficial | 10 | ||
Use loud noises to deter crop damage (e.g. banger sticks, drums, tins, iron sheets) by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict Action Link | Likely to be beneficial | 10 | ||
Use fencing to exclude predators or other problematic species Action Link | Likely to be beneficial | 10 | ||
Install rope bridges between canopies Action Link | Beneficial | 10 | ||
Remove or control predators Action Link | Trade-off between benefit and harms | 10 | ||
Create uncultivated margins around intensive arable or pasture fields Action Link | Beneficial | 9 | ||
Exclude livestock from semi-natural habitat (including woodland) Action Link | Likely to be beneficial | 9 | ||
Use taste-aversion to reduce predation of livestock by mammals to deter human-wildlife conflict Action Link | Likely to be beneficial | 9 | ||
Use non-lethal methods to deter carnivores from attacking humans Action Link | Likely to be beneficial | 8 | ||
Install non-electric fencing to exclude predators or herbivores and reduce human-wildlife conflict Action Link | Beneficial | 8 | ||
Provide artificial refuges/breeding sites Action Link | Likely to be beneficial | 8 | ||
Use selective harvesting instead of clearcutting Action Link | Likely to be beneficial | 8 | ||
Release translocated/captive-bred mammals to areas outside historical range Action Link | Likely to be beneficial | 7 | ||
Release translocated/captive-bred mammals at a specific time (e.g. season, day/night) Action Link | Likely to be beneficial | 7 | ||
Use chili to deter crop damage by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict Action Link | Likely to be beneficial | 7 | ||
Install pole crossings for gliders/flying squirrels Action Link | Likely to be beneficial | 7 | ||
Install one-way gates or other structures to allow wildlife to leave roadways Action Link | Likely to be beneficial | 7 | ||
Legally protect habitat for mammals Action Link | Beneficial | 7 |
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Terrestrial Mammal Conservation - Published 2020
Terrestrial Mammal Conservation
