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Use loud noises to deter predation of livestock by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict
Evidence not assessed Based on: 3 studies
Use loud noises to deter predation of livestock by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict
Use loud noises to deter crop damage (e.g. banger sticks, drums, tins, iron sheets) by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict
Evidence not assessed Based on: 10 studies
Use loud noises to deter crop damage (e.g. banger sticks, drums, tins, iron sheets) by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict
Use livestock fences that are permeable to wildlife
Evidence not assessed Based on: 2 studies
Use livestock fences that are permeable to wildlife
Use lion dung to deter domestic cats
No evidence found (no assessment) Based on: 0 studies
Use lion dung to deter domestic cats
Use lime to reduce acidification in lakes
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 1 study
Use lime to reduce acidification in lakes
Use lights low in spectral red to reduce mortality from artificial lights
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 2 studies
Use lights low in spectral red to reduce mortality from artificial lights
Use lights and sound to deter predation of livestock by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict
Evidence not assessed Based on: 3 studies
Use lights and sound to deter predation of livestock by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict
Use lights and sound to deter crop damage by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict
Evidence not assessed Based on: 2 studies
Use lights and sound to deter crop damage by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict
Use light/lasers to deter crop damage by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict
Evidence not assessed Based on: 2 studies
Use light/lasers to deter crop damage by mammals to reduce human-wildlife conflict
Use legislative regulation to protect wild populations
Beneficial Based on: 9 studies
Use legislative regulation to protect wild populations
Use legislative regulation to protect wild populations
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 2 studies
Use legislative regulation to protect wild populations
Use leave-tree harvesting instead of clearcutting
Unlikely to be beneficial Based on: 3 studies
Use leave-tree harvesting instead of clearcutting
Use larger hooks to reduce seabird bycatch
No evidence found (no assessment) Based on: 0 studies
Use larger hooks to reduce seabird bycatch
Use irrigation systems for amphibian sites
No evidence found (no assessment) Based on: 0 studies
Use irrigation systems for amphibian sites
Use in-water devices to reduce fish loss from ponds
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 2 studies
Use in-water devices to reduce fish loss from ponds
Use humans to assist migrating amphibians across roads
Unlikely to be beneficial Based on: 6 studies
Use humans to assist migrating amphibians across roads
Use hormone treatment to induce sperm and egg release during captive breeding
Trade-off between benefit and harms Based on: 17 studies
Use hormone treatment to induce sperm and egg release during captive breeding
Use hook and line fishing instead of other fishing methods
No evidence found (no assessment) Based on: 0 studies
Use hook and line fishing instead of other fishing methods
Use holding pens at release sites
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 6 studies
Use holding pens at release sites
Use holding pens at release site prior to release of translocated mammals
Evidence not assessed Based on: 35 studies
Use holding pens at release site prior to release of translocated mammals
Use holding pens at release site prior to release of captive-bred mammals
Evidence not assessed Based on: 31 studies
Use holding pens at release site prior to release of captive-bred mammals
Use high-visibility mesh on gillnets to reduce seabird bycatch
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 1 study
Use high-visibility mesh on gillnets to reduce seabird bycatch
Use high-visibility longlines to reduce seabird bycatch
No evidence found (no assessment) Based on: 0 studies
Use high-visibility longlines to reduce seabird bycatch
Use herbicides to thin trees
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 1 study
Use herbicides to thin trees
Use herbicides to remove understory vegetation to reduce wildfires
No evidence found (no assessment) Based on: 0 studies
Use herbicides to remove understory vegetation to reduce wildfires
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