Anthropogenic influences on spotted hyaenas in a protected area the Kruger National Park

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An interdisciplinary study on the human-baboon interface in Rooiels, South Africa by Mormile, Joselyn Elise

“…The ongoing transformation of natural habitat for urban land use has negatively affected most wildlife, but some species are capable of adapting to novel human-dominated landscapes and even exploit anthropogenic resources. Primates are particularly adept at exploiting resources in human-modified landscapes, and in Africa, chacma baboons (Papio ursinus) are arguably the most successful primate urban exploiters. …”
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The influence of anthropogenic food on bird behaviour and community structure in urban environments by Stofberg, Miqkayla

“…My research underscores the significance of preserving natural resources for specialist species while also managing and controlling the availability of anthropogenic resources to mitigate the dominance of particular species in urban ecosystems. …”
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