A. McInturff

Community perspectives on the role of power and place-based knowledge at the frontline of gray wolf ( Canis lupus ) return

Conflict and coexistence between large carnivores and human communities can be shaped by tolerance, or people’s willingness to absorb the impacts and benefits of large carnivores within shared landscapes. In the last decade, hazard acceptance models (HAMs) have become one of the most popular psychological models for ch...