Members of our research group collaborate and work in different areas across the globe on human-wildlife interactions and their conservation implications and outcomes. Our goal is to support conservation that can help address the challenges and support positive interactions between people and wildlife. Examples include our research and collaborations with managers, local communities, and conservation practitioners in the Chitwan region in Nepal on rhinos, across the Indian subcontinent on human-elephant interactions and elephant conservation, and in Indonesia on Javan rhinos, Komodo dragons and other wildlife.