Preserving wildlife
Subtitle: an international perspective
By: edited by Mark A. Michael.
Contributors: Michael, Mark A., 1954-
Series: Flashpoints; Flashpoints (Amherst, N.Y.)
Publisher: Humanity Books
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Amherst, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 307
Subjects: Wildlife conservation.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Environmental ethics and the case against hunting / Roger J. H. King; title: The medical treatment of wild animals / Robert W. Loftin; title: Ethical considerations and animal welfare in ecological field studies / R. J. Putman; title: Launching the natural ark / James R. Udall; title: Weeding the garden / Andrew Neal Cohen; title: The olympic goat controversy: a perspective / Victor B. Scheffer; title: Response to Scheffer / Cathy Sue Anunsen, Roger Anunsen; title: Reply to the Anunsens / Victor B. Scheffer; title: Captive breeding of endangered species / Robert W. Loftin; title: Helping a species go extinct: the Sumatran rhino in Borneo / Alan Rabinowitz; title: Approaches to conserving vulnerable wildlife in China: does the color of cat matter-if it catches mice? / Richard B. Harris; title: Local challenges to global agendas: conservation, economic liberalization and the pastoralists' rights movement in Tanzania / Roderick P. Neumann; title: Is this the way to save Africa's wildlife? / Victoria Butler; title: Wildlife conservation outside protected areas: lessons from an experiment in Zambia / Dale Lewis, Gilson B. Kaweche, Ackim Mwenya; title: Wildlife conservation in tribal societies / Raymond Hames; title: Economics: theory versus practice in wildlife management / Raymond Rasker, Michael V. Martin, Rebecca L. Johnson; title: Elephants and economics / Graeme Caughley; title: Kangaroo harvesting and the conservation of arid and semi-arid rangelands / Gordon Grigg; title: Tourism as a sustained use of wildlife: a case study of Madre de Dios, southeastern Peru / Martha J. Groom, Robert D. Podolosky, Charles A. Munn; title: Going, going, gone / Jim Mason.