Eight years to the day, I was sitting in an office in the Department of Politics and International
Relations on the campus of The Australian National University finishing the first edition of …

One Health brings the powerful interrelationship between human and wildlife health
together with ecosystem health. The initial concept of One Health was formulated decades …

Vultures provide crucial ecological, economic, and cultural benefits, yet many Old World
populations are declining. The illegal trade in vultures for traditional medicines (known as …

Abstract The Old World Vultures (OWV), constituting 16 species primarily in Africa, Europe
and Asia, are currently being driven to extinction mostly by anthropogenic activities …

In this paper, we propose a reaction–diffusion predator–prey model with fear effect under a
predator‐poisoned environment. First, we analyze the existence and stability of constant …

African vulture populations are currently in rapid decline, due to a range of anthropogenic
factors. These include intentional and unintentional poisoning; degradation, fragmentation …

African vulture populations are rapidly declining, yet funding and other resources available
for their conservation are limited. Improving our understanding of which African vulture …

Effective recreational fisheries management requires a balance between fisher enjoyment
and compliance with regulations and fisher perceptions can be useful to understand …

The use of animals and plants as traditional remedies for medical and magico-religious
purposes has a long history of socio-cultural and economic importance in South Africa …

The well-being of wildlife populations, ecosystem health, and human health are interlinked,
and preserving wildlife is crucial for sustaining healthy ecosystems. Wildlife numbers, and in …