The aim of this research was to determine the economic impact of trophy hunting in the
wildlife industry of South Africa. The link to the questionnaire was distributed electronically …

Worldwide, migratory phenology and movement of many bird species is shifting in response
to anthropogenic climate and habitat changes. However, due to variation among species …

This paper reports an examination of the economic contribution to Spain provided by sport
hunting. This paper identifies the main stakeholders, the overall expenses and contribution …

Non-consumptive wildlife recreation is a popular activity for many people and its importance
to the US economy is gradually expanding. In 2011, 71.8 million people participated in …

State agencies and universities often use IMPLAN software and data to quantify economic
contributions of forest-product industries in specific regions. Since IMPLAN software is …

For countries, such as the United States, where one-third of the land area is covered with
forests, production of woody biomass-based bioenergy can help lower carbon dioxide (CO …

Sustaining public support for new and existing protected areas including wildlife
management areas (WMA) requires demonstrating whether and how protected areas can …

Renewable energy from woody biomass, such as logging residues, has gained an
increased interest because of its potential to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and …

The recreational and economic benefits of hunting on traditional permanent public lands are
well-established. Increasingly popular “open fields” hunting access programs temporarily …

Biomass is the renewable resource with the potential to serve as a substitute for fossil fuels.
A form of biomass, woody residues, includes woody byproducts such as mill residues …