... this study can be harnessed to inform future policy and management decisions, design interventions to change conservation behaviours, and provides a foundation for further enquiry into the ‘human dimensions of wildlife’. There remains a wildlife conservation ‘attitude-intention-action gap’, where we...

... on the ethics of food we eat from the subject of managing wildlife populations, preventing extinction and conserving all the elements of biodiversity. 1 Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Article 25 1. Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself...

... opportunities for Australian students Box 2. Components of fisheries and wildlife Sci- ence showing the interdisciplinary nature of the fields. 1. Basic biology 2. Fisheries or wildlife biology 3. Environmental science 4. Human dimensions 5. Quantitative science a. Mathematical modelling b. Statistical...

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... these tragic circumstances occur, conservation efforts can be threatened, and the human dimensions of wildlife management becomes particularly important (Decker et al. 2001). Canine rabies Canine rabies is a fatal, viral zoonosis which remains a significant issue for human health and wildlife management...

.... Wildlife Research 32: 509-516. Hill, N. J., Carbery, K. A. and Deane, E. M. 2008. Human- possum conflict in urban Sydney, Australia: public perceptions and implications for species management. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 12: 101-113. Kerle, A. 2001. Possums the brushtails, ringtails and greater glider...

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... entry whilst maintaining necessary security. Key words: bat gate, bat roost, bat window, cave management, Eastern Horseshoe-bat, Rhinolophus megaphyllus. Published: 20 January 2023 DOI: httpsdoi.org/10.7882/AZ.2023.001 Introduction Persistent human disturbance is a major threat to many cave-roosting...

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... and Holling 1990) that incorporates human dimensions during the problem definition and management action phases. People are a (the) serious problem; they must be a big part of the solution if we are to reconcile faunal biodiversity conservation with human uses of landscapes (Cullen-Unsworth et al. 2012; Sayer...

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... trapping studies is crucial as errors can result in misleading recommendations for management. Reliance on humans to accurately distinguish similar looking species from monochrome nocturnal images is challenging. Meek et al. (2013a) surveyed a sub-population of Australian practitioners and reported...