Traditional conservation practices can be adapted to support endangered species like the Marsican brown bear by incorporating new approaches that focus on coexistence rather than strict separation. In the case of the Marsican brown bear, rewilders in Italy are working towards creating "coexistence corridors" that pass through farms and villages, allowing bears to move safely between protected areas. By addressing human-wildlife conflicts through low-tech fixes such as warning devices for bears near roads and electric fences around beehives, traditional conservation practices are being adjusted to accommodate both human needs and the requirements of vulnerable animal populations.