Human–Wildlife Conflicts journal to become Human–Wildlife Interactions

The Jack Berryman Institute has decided to change the name of its peer-reviewed journal from Human–Wildlife Conflicts to Human–Wildlife Interactions to better reflect the journal’s expanded mission of publishing papers dealing with the management of wildlife. This change will occur beginning with the volume four, number 1, spring
2010, issue.

“If you have written an applied article on the management of wildlife or human–wildlife conflicts, please consider publishing it in Human–Wildlife Interactions,” said Michael Conover, editor.

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