Sport hunting has been shaped by modernization processes such as commoditization and
rationalization. But these processes have also precipitated counterreactions seeking to …

Hunting is a social world in which members socially differentiate themselves into smaller
social worlds on the basis of adhering to a particular method, aesthetic, or game. Such …

Understanding human resource extraction is crucial for conservation science, allowing
accurate assessments of system sustainability and testing key assumptions about human …

Hunting is increasingly seen as a management strategy in regulating large carnivore
populations and reducing conflicts with human interests. A central theme in the carnivore …

Hunting disturbance may affect individuals in a population by modifying their behaviour and
spatial movements, which can lead to changes in home‐range size and habitat use or …

Unsustainable hunting in tropical forests threatens biodiversity and rural livelihoods, yet
managing these harvests in remote forests with low scientific capacity and funding is …

Ptarmigan (Lagopus mutus) hunting has long traditions in Norway. It is often assumed that
hunters are more consumptively and less conservation oriented than other recreational …

Hunting bags provide important information for conservation measures and wildlife
management. This study is to assess relationships between landscape structure and game …

The increase in large carnivore populations in a number of European countries causes
numerous social conflicts and populations need to be kept at levels that are acceptable to …

There is competition for land between Maasai pastoralists and the park agency in the
Serengeti ecosystem. The park agency wants to use the land for wildlife conservation while …