After the expansion of the Great Panda National Park protection, human beast conflict rises, farmers' livelihoods compensation becomes a new issue of governance

If the country's environmental protection system continues to protect the residents and the community's basic costs, new governance problems will arise as well. The establishment of Wildlife Habitats in Seychelles, Shaanxi and Gansu National Parks has expanded in recent years, but researchers have found that the residents of the surrounding conservation areas are truly affected by crop destruction, livestock loss and other wildlife attacks. According to the South China Morning News, a study on the situation from 2015 to 2024 showed that human and wildlife conflicts have become one of the outstanding problems facing national park management, and that success in conservation also brings new interest coordination problems The National Park is about 22,000 square kilometers wide, with more than 1,300 wild pandais living in the country, but the country's single-species income is generally