Publications &
Outputs
Browse the peer-reviewed research, presentations, reports, and public engagement outputs produced by the Coexist Project.
Peer-reviewed research
Conference & workshop presentations
Conference presentations, invited talks, and workshop contributions will be listed here. Check back for updates.
Reports & policy briefs
The next generation of human-wildlife coexistence research for policy and planning in the Anthropocene. Summarises the evolution of the British Carnivore Project into the Coexist Project, including key outputs, achievements, and future plans.
↓ Download PDFEngaging communities with science
We are committed to making our research accessible to everyone. Below you'll find our public presentation series introducing the Coexist Project — designed for prospective volunteers, community members, and interested stakeholders.
This short presentation outlines the scientific rationale for why the Coexist Project was created to promote human-wildlife coexistence in a rapidly changing world.
This short presentation outlines a case study on wild red foxes, which led to the creation of the Coexist Project to promote human-wildlife coexistence for all species.
This short presentation outlines what volunteers will do when joining the Coexist Project as citizen scientists.
This short video outlines various features of our online interactive dashboard. The dashboard enables stakeholders to visualise maps and data analytics from the information obtained from the Coexist Project.
This presentation walks through applied examples demonstrating how the Coexist Dashboard can be used by local authorities, conservation organisations, and researchers to support evidence-based decision-making.
Our research in the press
Our work has contributed to raising public awareness of the impacts of human-driven environmental changes, such as urbanisation, on wild animal behaviour and people’s relationship with nature.