Question #1. Where is the location of the study and why do you think there are complex human dimension of wildlife conflicts higher than other locations in North America? - As we read the article we can learn that the location of the study is in a 23,700km^2 area of southwestern Alberta and was bounded by the HighWood River to the north, British Columbia to the west, and Montana to the South. In my opinion, I think that there are complex human dimensions of wildlife conflict higher here than in other locations in North America due to a over population that lack of protective barriers between humans and wildlife areas and the increase in urban zones or cities. What do you think could be a good solving solution to this problem between wildlife and humans?