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Title informationConservation of Exploited SpeciesSeries: CONSERVATION BIOLOGY SERIES (CAMBRIDGE) 6 Edited by John D Reynolds, Georgina M Mace, Kent H Redford and John G Robinson
524 pages, 68 figs, 31 tabs.Cambridge University Press
Softcover | 2001 | £37.99 | approx. $69/€48
 #121735 | ISBN-10: 0521787335
Hardcover | 2001 | £99.99 | approx. $198/€128
#121734 | ISBN-10: 0521782163
Brings together international experts to examine interactions between the biology of wildlife and the divergent goals of people involved in hunting, fishing, gathering and culling wildlife. It explores the biology and conservation of species that are harvested from the wild, including examples from Amazonian mammals hunted by indigenous peoples to large-scale commercial fisheries. It also reviews basic ecological principles for sustainable exploitation combined with discussions of how to strike a balance between conservation goals and the commercial and social needs of those who depend upon wildlife.   125W MV Robinson Moth Trap The first choice for serious entomologists wanting high retention rates Equipment | £259.99 | approx. $396/€309 Other products in Robinson Moth Traps  Pettersson D-240X Bat Detector Equipment | £1095.00 | approx. $1666/€1299 Other products in Time Expansion Bat Detectors   related organisations include: ARKive Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species International Species Information System International Wildlife Coalition People's Trust for Endangered Species WWF US Zoological Society of London If you are involved in a scientific, conservation or environmental organisation and would like to be listed, please see our NHBS-Xchange information page. |
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