Studying human-wildlife conflicts is crucial for effective conservation strategies. These conflicts arise when wildlife threatens human livelihoods, leading to negative perceptions and retaliatory actions against species. Understanding the root causes of these conflicts helps identify practical solutions, such as habitat management or alternative livelihood programs, mitigating negative interactions. By addressing the needs of both wildlife and local communities, conservationists can foster coexistence, enhance public support for wildlife initiatives, and promote long-term success in safeguarding endangered species. This holistic approach is necessary for achieving sustainable conservation outcomes in shared environments.