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Integrated spatial analysis for human-wildlife coexistence in the American West by Carter, Neil, Williamson, Matthew A, Gilbert, Sophie, Lischka, Stacy A, Prugh, Laura R, Lawler, Joshua J, Metcalf, Alexander L, Jacob, Aerin L, Beltrán, Bray J, Castro, Antonio J, Sage, Abigail, Burnham, Morey

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A conceptual model for the integration of social and ecological information to understand human-wildlife interactions by Lischka, Stacy A., Teel, Tara L., Johnson, Heather E., Reed, Sarah E., Breck, Stewart, Don Carlos, Andrew, Crooks, Kevin R.

“…There is growing recognition that interdisciplinary approaches that account for both ecological and social processes are necessary to successfully address…”
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Psychological drivers of risk‐reducing behaviors to limit human–wildlife conflict by Lischka, Stacy A., Teel, Tara L., Johnson, Heather E., Larson, Courtney, Breck, Stewart, Crooks, Kevin

“…Conflicts between people and wild animals are increasing globally, often with serious consequences for both. Local regulations or ordinances are frequently…”
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Assessing Ecological and Social Outcomes of a Bear-Proofing Experiment by JOHNSON, HEATHER E., LEWIS, DAVID L., LISCHKA, STACY A., BRECK, STEWART W.

“…Human-black bear conflicts within urban environments have been increasing throughout North America, becoming a high priority management issue. The main factor…”
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Effects of Impact Perception on Acceptance Capacity for White-Tailed Deer by Lischka, Stacy A, Riley, Shawn J, Rudolph, Brent A

“…Wildlife professionals require conceptually sound methods to integrate biological and social insights for management of wildlife. The concept of acceptance…”
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Support for Chronic Wasting Disease Management Among Residents of the Infected Area in Illinois by Lischka, Stacy A., Shelton, Paul, Buhnerkempe, John

“…After five years of actions to control chronic wasting disease (CWD) in Illinois, including sharpshooting, increased recreational harvest and testing deer,…”
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Timing and site selection of spawning in a landlocked population of rainbow smelt in Wisconsin by LISCHKA, Stacy A, MAGNUSON, John J

“…To study the site selection and timing of spawning by rainbow smelt, Osmerus modax, in a freshwater system, smelt were sampled with fyke nets during the…”
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Understanding and managing human tolerance for a large carnivore in a residential system by Lischka, Stacy A., Teel, Tara L., Johnson, Heather E., Crooks, Kevin R.

“…Human tolerance for interactions with large carnivores is an important determinant of their persistence on the landscape, yet the relative importance of…”
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Experience, Attitudes, and Demographic Factors Influence the Probability of Reporting Human–Black Bear Interactions by WILBUR, RYAN C., LISCHKA, STACY A., YOUNG, JESSICA R., JOHNSON, HEATHER E.

“…Interactions between people and American black bears (Ursus americanus) have been increasing throughout the United States, with negative interactions becoming…”
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Integrating Social and Ecological Predictors of Human-Wildlife Interactions to Guide Conservation and Management by Lischka, Stacy A

“…There is growing recognition that interdisciplinary approaches that account for both ecological and social processes are necessary to successfully address…”
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Changing Landscapes for White-Tailed Deer Management in the 21st Century: Parcelization of Land Ownership and Evolving Stakeholder Values in Michigan by Henry Campa III, Shawn J. Riley, Scott R. Winterstein, Tim L. Hiller, Stacy A. Lischka, Jordan P. Burroughs

“…White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) create positive and negative effects incurred by stakeholders throughout the midwestern United States. Knowledge of…”
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Enabling impact-based management of acceptance capacity for white-tailed deer in southern Michigan by Lischka, Stacy A

“…Stakeholders incur escalating frequency and variety of impacts (recognized, important effects of interactions with wildlife) from white-tailed deer (…”
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Enabling impact-based management of acceptance capacity for white-tailed deer in southern Michigan by Lischka, Stacy A

“…Stakeholders incur escalating frequency and variety of impacts (recognized, important effects of interactions with wildlife) from white-tailed deer (…”
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