Community-focused spatial analysis of human–carnivore coexistence around Banke National Park and its buffer zone.
Background
Conservation in the Banke complex depends on the support of the communities and buffer zone user committees around the park. This study looked at coexistence with large carnivores from their side.
Approach
Spatial analysis of human–carnivore coexistence, community attitudes and socio-economic sentiment across Banke National Park and its buffer zone user committees.
Outcome
Evidence-based community engagement protocols and spatial conflict mitigation measures, delivered to WWF Nepal.
Team
Shravan Kumar Ghimire, PhD, as team associate and spatial analyst.
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