Thesis Abstract

The management of urban wildlife populations is a complex and challenging task due to the unique interactions between wildlife and human populations in urban environments. This study aims to analyze the role of animal behavior in the management of urban wildlife populations. By understanding the behavior patterns, habitat preferences, and movement patterns of urban wildlife species, effective management strategies can be developed to mitigate conflicts and promote coexistence between humans and wildlife. This research will involve field observations, data collection, and analysis of animal behavior data to provide valuable insights into the management of urban wildlife populations.

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