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Duration4 weeks (can be adapted to short-term workshops or long-term academic courses)Course OverviewThis course provides a comprehensive understanding of Human-Wildlife Conflict (HWC), its drivers, impacts, and effective mitigation strategies. Participants will explore practical, ecological, social, and legal solutions for reducing conflict between humans and wildlife, especially in rural, agricultural, protected, and urban edge areas.Course ObjectivesBy the end of this course, learners will be able to:1. Define and classify types of HWC.2. Analyze ecological, social, and economic drivers of conflict.3. Assess the impact of HWC on people and wildlife.4. Apply practical and policy-based mitigation tools.5. Design site-specific HWC mitigation strategies.6. Engage communities in participatory conflict resolution.7. Understand legal and institutional frameworks guiding HWC response.Assessment and CertificationQuizzes after each moduleFinal project: Design a mitigation plan for a real or hypothetical conflict scenarioParticipation in class discussions (in-person or online)Certificate of Completion issued upon passing.Delivery ModeIn-person (trainings, field visits) if necessary.Online (videos, webinars, downloadable materials)Target AudienceWildlife Officers, Rangers, and Game WardensConservation NGOs and Community OrganizationsStudents of Wildlife, Ecology, or Rural DevelopmentLocal Government AuthoritiesFarmers and Pastoralists in HWC hotspots

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