Losing a calf to wolves in Sweden hurts. But if lions take one in Uganda, a farming family's income is gone

Earth’s most economically vulnerable people are key to conservation success for carnivores. Unfortunately, they are also the most at risk when human needs come in conflict with wildlife

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