“Human–Wildlife Conflict” – “Nature’s Balancing Reflex: When Stress Calls Forth the Female.”
🌿 Why It’s Important for Our Human–Wildlife Conflict Study
Elephants under anthropogenic stress (poaching, translocation, drought) and humans under social stress (conflict, famine, instability) may exhibit the same systemic correction mechanism.
The apparent “increase in female births” is not random — it’s the system seeking stability.
Therefore, conservation and policy interventions that misread this as “healthy fecundity” risk reinforcing instability; the real signal is stress recovery at work.
Systems Thinking Research & Leadership Development Institute (STRLDi) 