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Wild animal trade in Cameroon: An insight into species involved and conservation implications in the western Highlands

Ecological Solutions and Evidence
Illegal bushmeat trade is a significant driver of the decline in wildlife populations within the tropics. Despite the intense trade of bushmeat in Cameroon, there is dearth or no official statistics on the kind of animals sold in the markets in most ...
Murielle Majiteu +4 more
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Conservation genetics of the white‐bellied pangolin in West Africa: A story of lineage admixture, declining demography, and wide sourcing by urban bushmeat markets

Ecology and Evolution
During the last 40 years, the volumes of African pangolins feeding the illegal wildlife trade have dramatically increased. We conducted a conservation genetics survey of the most traded African species, the white bellied pangolin (WBP; Phataginus ...
Koffi Jules Gossé +4 more
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Bushmeat trade in a southeast Cameroon village: Is it for “subsistence” or “commercial purposes”?

Abstract This study examines the complex issue of bushmeat consumption in the Cameroon rainforests and analyzes the role of non-timber forest product income and the challenge of securing protein sources. Although cacao production is the primary source of a region's cash income, this study also considers households that do not engage in cacao ...
Mikako Toda, Hirokazu Yasuoka
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Vendors’ perceptions on the bushmeat trade dynamics across West Africa during the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons learned on sanitary measures and awareness campaigns