Although ideas about preventive actions for pandemics have been advanced during the
COVID-19 crisis, there has been little consideration for how they can be operationalised …

Diseases transmitted between animals and humans are known as zoonotic diseases. The
direct and indirect drivers that affect the emergence of zoonotic diseases are numerous and …

The switch from hunting wild meat for home consumption to supplying more lucrative city
markets in Amazonia can adversely affect some game species. Despite this, information on …

Interventions targeting consumer behavior may help to reduce demand for bushmeat in
urban areas. Understanding the drivers of urban bushmeat consumption is crucial to guide …

Wild meat is critical for the food security and income of millions of people, especially for poor
rural households. Its role as a primary source of macronutrients worldwide has been …

Consuming wildmeat may protect against iron-deficiency anemia, a serious public health
problem globally. Contributing to debates on the linkages between wildmeat and the health …

Subsistence hunting is an important cultural activity and a major source of dietary protein
and other products for indigenous and non-indigenous populations throughout Amazonia …

Globally, illegal sport hunting can threaten prey populations when unregulated. Due to its
covert nature, illegal sport hunting poses challenges for data collection, hindering efforts to …

Wildlife can be viewed as a renewable resource at ecologically viable levels, but illicit
consumption is a major threat to global biodiversity. Using data from crime cases is an …

Wild meat is an important source of food and income for people across the tropics, but
overhunting is driving species declines. Comprehension of the interrelated factors that …