The impacts of non-native, invasive grey squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis) on broadleaf
woodlands and red squirrel population (Sciurus vulgaris) are well recognised among wildlife …

Human dimension is an important component of large carnivore management and
conservation. Here, we focus on the human-wildlife conflict related to depredation of …

Taxonomic bias, resulting in some taxa receiving more attention than others, has been
shown to persist throughout history. Such bias in primary biodiversity data needs to be …

Most human-wildlife conflict research has focused on large species, with less attention to
smaller, less-charismatic species. Our objective was to evaluate landscape-level spatial …

Globally, amphibians are among the least appreciated vertebrates and are often negatively
perceived by the general public. Such attitudes are particularly prevalent in South Africa …

Zoos and public aquaria globally display numerous wild harvested, threatened species. To
validate conservation credentials, displays are often associated with research projects …

Eastern box turtles (Terrepene carolina carolina) are often negatively impacted by
anthropogenic activities, such as mortality caused by vehicles or agricultural equipment …

Captive rearing and reintroduction/translocation are increasingly used as tools to
supplement wild populations of threatened species. Reintroducing captive-reared Chinese …

The field of adapted physical activity (APA) and other areas often associated with APA
focused on physical activity for people with disabilities, such as adapted physical education …

Wildlife managers can use wildlife value orientations (WVOs) to help predict public
acceptance of management actions. However, WVOs may only be effective if they have high …