5 | CONCLUSIONS
The number of medium and large mammal species recorded from Amoroprotected forest was small. However, the result of this study will serve as a signal for further study on the biodiversity of the area and management actions to be applied in the future. Land degradation anddifferent anthropogenicactivities such as, agricultural land expansion, timber production, illegal logging for fuel wood, grazingby livestock were a common threats for the mammals in the study area. Human wild animals’ conflict was also recorded frequently with mammals such as Olive baboon and Vervet monkey because of crop damage such as barley, maize and pea bean. Similarly, Leopard and Bat eared–fox was a common livestock predators in the area. In order to, minimize such conflict and anthropogenic activities on wildlife of the study area, community participation, enforcement of law and rehabilitating the degraded area play paramount significance for sustainability of wildlife in Amoro protected forest is recommended.