Decades of decline in the number of hunters in the United States have made hunter
recruitment and retention (HRR) a high priority within the North American wildlife …

Abstract The Amazon forests, the Northern artic regions, the Australian bush and Siberian
plains all have very low demographic densities, but they are rarely studied as pertaining to …

Many wildlife use industries are facing criticism from animal welfare groups. In some recent
cases, opposition to contentious practices (eg, kangaroo [Macropus spp.] harvesting) has …

Botswana re-introduced trophy hunting in 2019. This generated a debate about the
relevance of trophy hunting in achieving wildlife conservation and human well-being among …

Whereas past wolf management in the United States was restricted to recovery, managers
must now contend with publicly contentious post-recovery issues including regulated …

This study examines how processes of modernization affect hunting ethics, including
commodification, cosmopolitanism, demographic shifts, technological innovation, and …

Declining participation in hunting, especially among young adult hunters, affects the ability
of state and federal agencies to achieve goals for wildlife management and decreases …

Managing migratory game species is challenging and often leads to conflicts across areas
or stakeholders. The European Turtle-dove Streptopelia turtur (TD), a declining migratory …

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

As traditional international trophy hunting destinations are becoming less accessible due to
hunting restrictions and regulations, new destinations are entering the scene, such as the …