ALT Top angle shot of a book, kept on a bright red surface. The book cover is white and the title is in thin, red, sans-serif font. It reads "How to make a city fall in love with an animal". Below the title, the subheading in smaller, black font reads "Communication Strategies for Urban Wildlife Inclusion and, A Case Study on Opossums in Toronto, Ontario". Below that it has my name "Parth Kamlesh Shah" in both English and Gujarati

ALT Red and Black text on light gray background. It reads: Urban Wildlife Inclusion would sometime mean physical inclusion and co-habitation with a species, and other times it would mean respectful, protective physical exclusion of the species. In the context of this paper, it means, being mindful and respectful of the needs of both humans and wildlife, and co-creating sustainable solutions of co-existence, with an objective of healing the ecosystems.

ALT Red text on light gray background. It reads: Traditional urban wildlife management practices are rooted in anthropocentrism, and are intertwined with colonialism, capitalism and, patriarchy. In urban planning, these interconnected oppressive structures, found on the perceived superiority of white heteronormative male over all other humans and animals, present themselves as the need to control the nature; and manage the wildlife.