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The harmonious coexistence between humanity and nature requires not only scientific research, technological innovation, financial support, and policy adjustments, but also a profound shift in values and perception.


On September 17, Yufang Gao, MS '14 PhD '23 in Conservation Science and Environmental Anthropology and Research Associate of the Yale InterAsia Initiative, will give an online talk on "Human-Wildlife Coexistence." In this presentation, he will explore how traditional culture shapes people's imagination of coexistence, ends and means, and its implications for conservation, using a case study on interactions between Tibetan herders and snow leopards in the Three Rivers Source Region of Qinghai, China.

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  • Yufang Gao (Research Associate at Yale InterAsia Initiative)

    Yufang Gao

    Research Associate at Yale InterAsia Initiative

    Yufang Gao serves as a research associate with Yale InterAsia Initiative and provides advisory support to several conservation organizations. He also founded the Conservation Edgewalkership Program, helping individuals dedicated to the harmonious coexistence of humans and animals. He has collaborated with various local and international organizations in wildlife research and conservation. His areas of expertise encompass human-wildlife coexistence, illegal wildlife trade, Tibetan Buddhism and ecology, conservation strategy, and capacity building. He holds a joint Ph.D. in Conservation Science and Environmental Anthropology from Yale University, a master’s degree in environmental science from Yale School of the Environment, and a bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences from Peking University.

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