Refereed publications are super valuable. They make the authors better thinkers, writers, and scientists, and they offer the perception that entities commissioning the work are credible and objective. Peer review manuscripts help change the way we do the business of conservation. See the links below to check out some of our work.
Using a policy goals framework, our paper published in Human Dimensions of Wildlife described how policy contestants define liberty, security, efficiency, and equity differently, resulting in perpetual conflict over red wolf recovery.
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The south Andean deer was the focus on a paper published in Human Dimensions of Wildlife helping the Chilean Forest Service (CONAF) to better manage visitation growth on public lands in prime huemul habitat.
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