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Much of the language used by the wildland fire community and news media has implicit anti-fire bias that perpetuates anti-fire attitudes. In order to ...
Read moreDemand for wildlife and their products continues to grow, often despite increasingly militarised regulation and consumer awareness campaigns. We revie...
Read moreBushmeat has always provided a source of nutrition and traditional medicine for local people throughout Asia; this important resource is becoming incr...
Read morePlants have traditionally been perceived as "less alive" and less attractive than animals, posing challenges for conservation initiatives. Previous ef...
Read moreBatrachochytrium dendrobatidis (Bd) has been associated with massive amphibian population declines worldwide. Wildlife vaccination campaigns have prov...
Read moreWildlife TV programmes reach very large global audiences, but it is hard to measure their benefits for the natural world. The commercial need to enter...
Read moreIn the pathway toward environmental sustainability, it is important that we understand how individuals can make a difference through diverse types of ...
Read moreConservation professionals are familiar with value-driven research and practice. However, recent efforts to use strategic communication, specifically ...
Read moreAparticipatory research team, concerned about water quality around LakeGeneva, particularly in the Montreux Bay region where some were lifeguards, ran...
Read moreShooting of birds using lead shotgun ammunition was legal for all quarry species in the UK until 1st September 1999, when the Environmental Protection...
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