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General Information
Human–Wildlife Confl icts (ISSN 1934-4392) is a peer-reviewed journal published
two times a year by the Jack H. Berryman Institute, Department of Wildland
Resources, Utah State University, Logan, UT 84322-5230. If you would like to
receive a free copy of this journal, please send your name and mailing address
to the Jack H. Berryman Institute.
Material appearing in Human–Wildlife Conflicts may not be reproduced
in any form without the written consent of the publisher.
Editor: Dr. Michael R. Conover
Managing Editor: Philip Parisi
Journal Subject Area
Human–wildlife conflicts occur when humans or
wildlife are having an adverse impact upon the other. Human–Wildlife Conflicts
publishes manuscripts on all aspects of human–wildlife conflicts, particularly
research articles in the areas of wildlife ecology, animal behavior, management
applications, economics, and human dimensions. Additionally, we encourage
brief articles in the categories of lett ers to the editor, book reviews, opinion
pieces, point-counter-point articles, policy issues, notes on research and new
techniques, and management notes.
How to Submit Manuscripts
Contributors are encouraged to send manuscripts
and cover lett er via e-mail to the editor at hwc@cc.usu.edu or on computer disk
by mail to:
Michael R. Conover, Editor
Human–Wildlife Conflicts
Department of
Wildland Resources
Utah State University
5270 Old Main Hill, Logan, UT 84322-
5230
Who Should Submit Manuscripts
Anyone is welcome to submit a manuscript,
letter, and article to Human–Wildilfe Conflicts. Submissions are especially
welcome from people working in operations or with practical fi eld experience.
If you have information, an opinion, or idea that should be shared with others
in the field of wildlife management, please contact the editor at hwc@cc.usu.edu,
and we will assist you in getting your information into print.
We also publish a section on human–wildlife conflicts in the news. If you see an
article in the media dealing with a human–wildlife conflict, please forward it to
the editor with an explanation about where and when it appeared.
Submission Guidelines
Complete submission guidelines available in pdf.
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