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Review: <em>Living with Bears Handbook</em>
As global human populations continue to grow, more people will inevitably come into contact with wild animals, and human–wildlife conflicts will exacerbate. Wildlife attacks on humans by large carnivores will also increase as we continue to encroach on the urban– wildland interface. Thus, it is appr
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