Many wildlife use industries are facing criticism from animal welfare groups. In some recent
cases, opposition to contentious practices (eg, kangaroo [Macropus spp.] harvesting) has …

Intense selective harvest of large mammals who carry the largest weapons may lead to an
evolutionary shrinkage of those weapons. Currently, evidence suggesting evolutionary …

With efforts to restore large mammal populations following extirpations, it is vital to quantify
how they are impacted by human activities and gain insights into population dynamics in …

Over the past decade, trophy hunting in Africa has seen increased public and scientific
interest. Much of that attention has come from outside of Africa, with little emphasis on local …

As landscapes continue to fall under human influence through habitat loss and
fragmentation, fencing is increasingly being used to mitigate anthropogenic threats and …

African trophy hunting is controversial. Central to the debate on this practice is whether it
may be justified by any broader provisions to African society. These typically include meat …

Sustainable offtake of any threatened species and objective monitoring thereof relies on
data‐driven and well‐managed harvest quotas and permit compliance. We used web …

Simple Summary Wildlife conservation and management has become a very complex public
policy issue in China as concerns about animal welfare and empathy for animals have …

Human-wildlife conflict is rapidly evolving in response to significant ecological, social, and
economic changes affecting society globally. Develo** objective and acceptable …

Consistency is widely believed to be a virtue: in Dante's inferno, some of the hottest fires of
hell are reserved for hypocrites. Inconsistencies in attitudes toward wildlife are legion …