Human-Wildlife Conflict Management, 2nd Edition

Reidinger provides an updated overview, and guidance, in the second edition of Human-Wildlife Conflicts Management: Prevention and Problem Solving….the text is very pedagogically written and the concepts are well-explained, in accessible language, accompanied by descriptive diagrams, flow-charts and case studies.—Basic and Applied EcologyOf particular interest to Wildlife Disease Association members, the wildlife disease chapter is relevant and current. It is a concise summary of disease, disease principles, and management. Additionally, numerous examples of both plant and animal diseases are used, including some current issues such as SARS-CoV-2 and avian influenza.—Journal of Wildlife DiseasesWith a well-structured approach, Reidinger covers an impressive amount of topics necessary for understanding and addressing the complex challenges of human–wildlife conflict. The updated edition of Human-Wildlife Conflict Management consolidates and expands on the first version while providing new research, case studies, and insights. Whether one is a student, researcher, or any type of wildlife professional, Human-Wildlife Conflict Management serves as an invaluable resource.—Journal of Wildlife Management

Russell F. Reidinger, Jr. (COLUMBIA, MO), PhD, is an affiliate associate professor at Colorado State University. He is a former researcher and Director of the United States Department of Agriculture’s National Wildlife Research Center, the nation’s only research center devoted strictly to the study and resolution of human-wildlife conflicts.