The problem that commonly occurs in developing countries is the struggle
between human landuse and the animals that are displace by our practices.
There are many ways to solve the problem but then there would always be a
looser. In this case the selected site does not impact human land uses and
would greatly benefit the ones who are losing at this point. It is these types
of spatial conflicts that GIS can provide solutions that are accurate and
circumstantial. Usually these conflicts are unclear and hard to identify the
intentions of each side. GIS can be used as a tool in order to clarify the
situation. Clarification of current conservation situations can be easily
obtained through the use of GIS.