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Conservation Science and Practice, 2022 Calls for organizational change have pervaded wildlife conservation in recent decades, driven by a shift in values that is reshaping the social landscape of wildlife management. As this process unfolds, wildlife agencies in North America seek new ways to
Leeann M. Sullivan +2 more
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Conceptualizing responsible exits in conservation philanthropy
Conservation Science and Practice, 2023 Conservation philanthropy has grown significantly in the past decade. As the number of philanthropic‐supported conservation initiatives increases, so too will the frequency of exits—the ending of funding relationships.
Elodie Le Cornu +5 more
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The political dimension of animal ethics in the context of bioethics: problems of integration and future challenges [PDF]
, 2016 Animal ethics has reached a new phase with the development of animal ethical thinking. Topics and problems previously discussed in terms of moral theories and ethical concepts are now being reformulated in terms of political theory and political action ...
Tirado, Carlos R.
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Scientist perspectives toward the status and management of gray wolves in the western United States
Conservation Science and Practice, 2022 To inform conservation policy, we solicited scientist perspectives on a controversial conservation issue—the US Fish and Wildlife Service status review to relist gray wolves in the western United States on the Endangered Species Act.
Kevin R. Crooks +2 more
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Challenges and supports for women conservation leaders
Conservation Science and Practice, 2019 Leadership and inclusivity are increasingly recognized as fundamental to conservation success, yet women's leadership within the conservation profession is understudied.
Megan S. Jones, Jennifer Solomon
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More than funders: The roles of philanthropic foundations in marine conservation governance
Conservation Science and Practice, 2023 Environmental governance scholars have overlooked philanthropic foundations as influential non‐state actors. This omission, along with the continued growth in funding from private foundations for conservation issues, presents important questions about ...
Jeffrey E. Blackwatters +5 more
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A social network analysis of actors involved in wild pig (Sus scrofa) management in Missouri
Wildlife Society Bulletin, 2023 Wild pigs (Sus scrofa) cause significant damage to agriculture and native ecosystems and can transmit diseases to animals and people. Management responses designed to reduce population numbers are needed to mitigate these threats. Identifying networks of
Hailey E. Ellis +4 more
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The Human Capital Dimensions of Sustainable Investment: What Investment Analysts Need to Know [PDF]
, 2013 This paper identifies a number of questions that need to be answered if the growing interest in building investment portfolios of firms that follow socially and environmentally sustainable practices is to be successful in transforming the financial ...
Carrie Leana +3 more
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DIE ERDE: Journal of the Geographical Society of Berlin, 2016 Along with the growing scientific and political concern on global warming, the relationship of climate and migration is framed as cause and consequence.
de Guttry, Corinna +2 more
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Climbers for Bat Conservation: creating a citizen science program in Red River Gorge Kentucky
Frontiers in Communication, 2023 In recent years, North American bat populations have been presented with new conservation threats including white-nose syndrome. As these threats continue to impact bats it is important to locate and study these populations.
Emily E. Gross +4 more
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