Humans’ interactions with nature have been the key to our global ecological success. But such interactions are typically one-sided — humans gain the largest benefits; nature pays the larger cost. Interactions that benefit both humans and nature are rare. Can we prevent remaining human–wildlife cooperation from turning into another human–nature conflict?
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