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Universities Federation for Animal Welfare
xx, 415 pages, 4 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm.
Exploitation of mammal populations : past, present and future -- The exploitation, sustainable use and welfare of wild mammals -- Historical dichotomies in the exploitation of mammals -- The wild fur trade : historical and ecological perspectives -- Assessing the impacts of uses of mammals : the good, the bad and the neutral -- Harvesting wild mammal populations -- Game ranching -- Status and exploitation of the saiga antelope in Kalmykia -- Capybara and conservation in South America -- Sustainable use of whales : whaling or whale watching? -- Hunting and its impact on wildlife -- The impact of game meat hunting on target and non-target species in the Serengeti -- Subsistence hunting and mammal conservation in a Kenyan coastal forest : resolving a conflict -- The impact of sport hunting : a case study -- Studies of English red deer populations subject to hunting-to-hounds -- Wildlife trade and conservation -- Zimbabwe : a model for the sustainable use of wildlife and the development of innovative wildlife mangagement practices -- Sustainable utilization : the lessons of history -- Wildlife trade - a conserver or exploiter? -- The tiger - road to extinction -- The exploitation of Asian elephants -- Ecotourism : making mammal populations pay -- The impact of ecotourism development on rainforest mammals -- Ecotourism and mountain gorillas in the Virunga volcanoes -- Use, misuse and abuse of the orang utan - exploitation as a threat or the only real salvation? -- Elephant family values -- Human disturbance of cetaceans
edited by Victoria J. Taylor and Nigel Dunstone.
Based, in part, on a joint symposium held by ... the Universities Federation for Animal Welfare (UFAW) and the Mammal Society on 25 and 26 November 1994 at the Meeting Rooms of the Zoological Society of London.
Includes bibliographical references and index.