The significance of human-wildlife interactions in urban areas is growing as urbanization increases. These interactions can lead to both positive outcomes, such as increased public awareness of biodiversity, and negative consequences, including conflicts with wildlife. Understanding these dynamics is essential for developing effective urban conservation strategies that promote coexistence. Mitigation measures, like wildlife corridors or public education programs, can enhance urban ecosystems. Furthermore, managing these interactions encourages community involvement in wildlife conservation, fostering a comprehensive approach to urban ecology. Ultimately, addressing human-wildlife relationships can enhance both urban livability and biodiversity.