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  • Conservation science
  • Sustainability science
  • Social-ecological systems analysis

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  • Conventional conservation (land-sparing) is insufficient as human activities and wildlife increasingly overlap.
  • Understanding dynamic social-ecological processes is crucial for sustainable human-wildlife coexistence.
  • Knowledge gaps hinder effective strategies for managing integrated human-wildlife systems.

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  • To explore resilience thinking as a framework for addressing knowledge gaps in human-wildlife coexistence.
  • To bridge sustainability and wildlife sciences using concepts like adaptive capacity and tipping points.
  • To analyze conditions facilitating coexistence versus conflict in human-wildlife systems.

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  • Application of resilience thinking concepts (adaptive capacity, feedback loops, tipping points).
  • Analysis of diverse global case studies (e.g., carnivore management in Europe, primate interactions in Indonesia).
  • Examination of the influence of societal perceptions, governance, and co-adaptation on system dynamics.

Main Results:

  • Resilience thinking illuminates factors influencing stable coexistence or persistent conflict.
  • Societal perceptions, governance, and co-adaptation significantly shape system trajectories.
  • Case studies demonstrate the applicability of resilience concepts across different human-wildlife contexts.

Conclusions:

  • Sustainable coexistence necessitates moving beyond incremental adaptation toward transformative governance.
  • Effective coexistence strategies must prioritize equity, relationality, and proactive management.
  • Integrating resilience thinking enhances the capacity to foster durable human-wildlife coexistence.