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This project aimed to reduce human-carnivore conflict by building a resilient boma for a vulnerable family in Hunyari village. It served as a model for other families, promoting stronger livestock protection. The initiative included community engagement on predator deterrence and sustainable building practices. The success of the pilot is inspiring others to adopt similar solutions.
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Working together for wildlife
Nilanga Jayasinghe
Dear WILDLABS Human Wildlife Conflict Community, Thank you again for your interest in being part of a community discussing and developing tech innovations to address HWC, which...
5 November 2018
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Reporting back: Duke Blueprint Conference
Nilanga Jayasinghe
Dear colleagues, Hope you are all doing well, and are continuing to innovate, develop, and test tools to prevent and mitigate human-wildlife conflict and address other pressing...
22 February 2018
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Infrastructure impacts
Nilanga Jayasinghe
Hi everyone, Is anyone aware of detection tools to prevent wildlife collisions on highways or railways? I'm particularly interested in finding out if there may be any...
22 December 2016
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Seismic detectors
Nilanga Jayasinghe
Hello community, Is anyone familiar with, or using, seismic detection technology to prevent HWC? At WWF, we have been looking into the possibility of using devices with seismic...
20 December 2015
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How can Technology Reduce Human-Wildlife Conflict?
Nilanga Jayasinghe
Human-wildlife conflict (HWC) is when interactions between humans and wildlife lead to negative impact on both sides through fear, injuries, death, and loss of property or livelihoods. In this thought piece for the HWC...
29 October 2015
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