Conservationists can benefit from encompassing research, social, and economic aspects of
conservation issues to produce holistic conservation guidelines. Pangolins have become a …

This article reviews extant multidisciplinary literature to uncover existing themes and
directions in the knowledge of the overlap between natural resource scarcity and illicit …

The illegal wildlife trade threatens the future of many species, and undermines economies
and livelihoods. Conservationists have largely responded with supply‐side interventions …

Domestic trade and consumption of wildmeat is intricately linked with the international trade
of wildlife and together they are driving a biodiversity crisis across Southeast Asia. Forming …

The illegal harvest of marine species within exclusive economic zones can have a strong
impact on the function of local ecosystems and livelihoods of coastal communities. The …

Abstract Information on geographic patterns of species genetic diversity is often needed to
inform conservation strategies. Obtaining data over large geographic areas can be difficult …

Sustainability has been at the forefront of the environmental research agenda of the
integrated anthroposphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere since the last century and will …

Policy scholars have effectively leveraged policy process models, theories, and frameworks
to respond to a variety of important environmental questions. For example, how do …

In Indonesia, the songbird trade is causing serious declines in many native species. Much of
this trade is unregulated or illegal but nevertheless occurs openly in physical wildlife …

Wildlife markets are hotspots for illegal wildlife trade, with traders operating as a result of
weak monitoring and law enforcement. Knowledge of species traded, sources, and routes …