The landscape of no worries? Increased recreation exposure decreases the landscape of human fear in wildlife

Key Points

• Increased recreation exposure significantly decreases the landscape of human fear in wildlife settings, enhancing coexistence.
• The key finding shows that environments with more recreational activities correlate with lower fear responses in fauna.
• Analysis of wildlife interactions across various landscapes indicates a direct relationship between recreation exposure and fear reduction.
• This highlights the benefits of promoting recreational use in natural habitats, though specific contexts need further exploration.