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Using Advanced Machine Learning to Evaluate the Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Human–Bear Interactions in Maryland, USA
American black bears (Ursus americanus) are highly adaptable to human-dominated areas, which can lead to interactions with humans. Managing these interactions is a priority for many wildlife agencies in North America. Climate-induced shortages in natural food can exacerbate human–bear interactions,
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