Integrated Spatial Analysis for Human–wildlife Coexistence in the American West

Neil Carter ,MatthewAWilliamson , SophieGilbert, StacyALischka, Laura RPrugh, Joshua J Lawler, Alexander LMetcalf , Aerin L Jacob, Bray J Beltrán, Antonio JCastro, Abigail Sage andMorey Burnham 1 School for Environment and Sustainability, University ofMichigan, DanaBuilding, 440Church Street, AnnArbor,MI 48109,United States of America 2 Human-Environment Systems, Boise StateUniversity. 1910UniversityDr, Boise, ID 83725,United States of America 3 Department of Fish&Wildlife Sciences, University of Idaho, 875 PerimeterDrive,Moscow, ID 83844,United States of America 4 Department of Fish,Wildlife andConservation Biology, Colorado StateUniversity, 1474CampusDelivery, Fort Collins, CO80523, United States of America 5 School of Environmental and Forest Sciences, University ofWashington, Box 352100, Seattle,WA98195,United States of America 6 HumanDimensions Lab,WAFrankeCollege of Forestry andConservation, University ofMontana, 440CHCB, 32CampusDrive, Missoula,MT59812,United States of America 7 Yellowstone toYukonConservation Initiative, 200-1350RailwayAve., Canmore, AB, T1W1P6, Canada 8 Heart of the Rockies Initiative, 120Hickory St.Missoula,MT59801,United States of America 9 Centro Andaluz para la Evaluación y Seguimiento del CambioGlobal (CAESCG), Departamento de Biología Vegetal y Ecología, Universidad deAlmería, La Cañada de SanUrbano, E-04120, Almería, Spain 10 Idaho StateUniversity, Department of Biological Sciences, 921 South 8thAvenue, Pocatello, ID 83209,United States of America 11 Department of Sociology, SocialWork, andCriminology, Idaho StateUniversity, 921 South 8thAvenue, Pocatello, ID 83209,United States of America 12 Author towhomany correspondence should be addressed.