Wildlife hunting is essential to livelihoods and food security in many parts of the world, yet
present rates of extraction may threaten ecosystems and human communities. Thus …

Large carnivores are currently recolonizing Europe following legal protection, but increased
mortality in landscapes highly impacted by humans may limit further population expansion …

European rural landscapes as we experience them today are the result of ongoing
processes and interactions between nature and society. These are changing fast: the future …

Hunting occupies a strong position in Denmark, and Danish hunters have delivered high
quality data on their individual tally of bagged birds and mammals ever since it became …

Globally, collisions with vehicles result in millions of animal deaths every year, representing
a major issue for wildlife conservation and management. Consequently, and importantly …

Hunters are often assumed to possess conservation and stewardship values. Research on
whether these values translate into active land management is scant and inconclusive …

Landowners are shaping the landscape, sometimes through wildlife management for
hunting purposes; however, no studies have looked at the connection between how …

As many goose populations across the northern Hemisphere continue to rise, the role of
hunters to manage these populations is increasingly being considered. We studied …

Manipulating hunting season length is often used as a population management tool but the
effects of these changes on total harvest have rarely been studied. We modelled relative …

Abstract In both the European Landscape Convention and academic literature there is a
widespread idea that public participation in landscape matters increases landscape …