Poisoning of wild birds following ingestion of lead from ammunition has long been
recognised and considerable recent research has focused on terrestrial birds, including …

Simple Summary Consideration of animal welfare in food choices has become an influential
contemporary theme. Traditional animal welfare views about food have been largely …

There is growing recognition of the threat posed by toxic lead-based ammunition. One group
of domestic animals known to be susceptible to harmful lead exposure via this route is …

Ammunition and fishing weight usage is the greatest largely unregulated contributor of lead
(Pb) deposition to the European environment. While the range of negative impacts of Pb …

Lead poisoning, mainly through incidental ingestion of lead ammunition in carcasses, is a
threat to scavenging and predatory bird species worldwide. In Australia, shooting for animal …

Lead toxicity from ammunition has been shown to be a threat to scavenging birds across the
globe. Despite decades of research in Europe, North and South America, Asia and Africa …

Lead (Pb) toxicity, through ingestion of lead ammunition in carcasses, is a threat to
scavenging birds worldwide, but has received little attention in Australia. We analyzed lead …

A recent review of the management of hyperabundant macropods in Australia proposed that
expanded professional shooting is likely to lead to better biodiversity and animal welfare …

Lead (Pb) toxicity from ammunition has been shown to be a threat to scavenging birds
across the globe. Toxic levels of lead have recently been found in Australia's largest bird of …

There is a growing recognition of the harmful effects of lead exposure on avian and
mammalian scavengers. This can lead to both lethal and non‐lethal effects which may …