Lucy King

Duke University researcher | Human-wildlife conflict and conservation solutions

🇺🇸United StatesSpeaking since 20191 talk · 1 event1 with video

Most recently at TED in 2019.

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Lucy King explores innovative approaches to reducing conflict between humans and wildlife, with a particular focus on how natural behaviors can inform conservation strategies. Her work examines the relationship between elephants and their ecosystems, including how bees can serve as a natural deterrent to keep elephants away from human settlements and farmland.

Speaking at TED 2019, King presented her research on this unique intersection of animal behavior and practical conservation solutions. Her approach demonstrates how understanding the natural world can lead to creative methods for protecting both wildlife and human communities that share overlapping habitats.

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How bees can keep the peace between elephants and humans

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Natural deterrents for human-wildlife conflict resolution

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Conservation strategies that benefit both animals and communities

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Innovative approaches to protecting endangered species while supporting local populations

1 talk, all in 2019

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