This paper reviews concepts and methods for the economic valuation of nature in the
context of wildlife conservation and questions them in light of alternative approaches based …

We apply a bivariate censored demand system to estimate hunting and fishing trip-related
spending shares in the United States using data from off-site surveys. The approach …

In Denmark, the right to hunt is vested with the land owner but can be transferred to others
and is traded on a well-established market. The dominant form of hunting leases is time …

Nongame conservation is insufficiently funded at local, national, and global levels. Despite
campaigns and reforms over the past 30 years in the United States, adequate and consistent …

Economic valuation can aid decision-makers in justifying the costs of conservation programs
like wildlife reintroductions. Factors like stakeholder trust and confidence in conservation …

As wildlife management agencies have been struggling financially, there continues to be a
greater need for revenue to sustain wildlife and cover their costs. With the sales of hunting …

I conducted 6 years of field work to evaluate the habitat use and population dynamics of an
experimental release of elk (Cervus elaphus) into Great Smoky Mountains National Park …

Recreational hunting in the United States has traditional and cultural importance, and
generates substantial economic benefits to individual hunters themselves. This paper …

Context Driven hunts exemplify the most representative form of big-game hunting in
southern Europe. Aims We analysed hunter preferences for driven hunts and the marginal …

New Zealand recreational hunting interests have argued that the larger introduced
mammals, including deer (various species, but most prominently Red deer), chamois …