Wildlife management in Australasia : perceptions of objectives and priorities

Keywords

Wildlife, Threatened species, Wildlife management, Wildlife conservation, North American Model of Wildlife Conservation

References

• Toward Incorporating Human Dimensions Information into Wildlife Management Decision-MakingKelly K. Miller, Tara K. McGee — 2001
• HUMAN DIMENSIONS OF LIVING WITH WILDLIFE : A MANAGEMENT CHALLENGE FOR THE 21ST CENTURYD. Decker, Lisa Chase — 1997

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• Optimizing Allocation of Management Resources for WildlifeHelene Marsh, Andrew Dennis, Harry B. Hines — 2007
• Ecological and human dimensions of management of feral horses in Australia: a reviewDale G. Nimmo, Kelly K. Miller — 2007
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• Attitudes to native bandicoots in an urban environmentMatthew Dowle, Elizabeth M. Deane — 2009
• Gender differences in the perceptions of wildlife management objectives and priorities in AustralasiaKelly K. Miller, Darryl Jones — 2006
• Understanding Attitudes Toward the Control of Nonnative Wild and Feral Mammals: Similarities and Differences in the Opinions of the General Public, Animal Protectionists, and Conservationists in New Zealand (Aotearoa)Mark J. Farnworth, H.K. Watson, Nigel J. Adams — 2014
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• Human dimensions of dog-wildlife interactionsK. Miller, E. Ritchie, M. Weston — 2014
• Wildlife management in the extreme: managing Magpies and mothers in a suburban environmentDarryl N. Jones — 2008

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