Papers of Interest
“A Will to Dominate: Problems and Pathologies of State Wildlife Management” (which includes the four essays, “The Despotic Nature of State Wildlife Management,” “Worldviews and the Ethos of State Wildlife Management,” “The Cult of Hunting and Its Timely Demise,” and “Sociopolitical Entanglements of State Wildlife Management”), by Dr. David Mattson.
The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation and Who Pays for It
Governance Principles for Wildlife Conservation in the 21st Century
Lyme Disease and Lack of Predators
Why the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation is Problematic for Modern Wildlife
Management
A Conservation Institution for the 21st Century: Implications for State
Wildlife Agencies
Killing for Fun(ds): The Centerpiece of Agency Interactions with Wildlife
by Laura Nirenberg, Trevor Desane, and E. Anne Benaroya
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Participation up in Wildlife Viewing and Fishing, Down in Hunting
Once I found out: Awareness of and attitudes toward coyote hunting policies in Massachusetts, Human Dimensions of Wildlife, Jennifer L. Jackman & Jonathan G. Way (2017)
Coyotes' Reproductive Response to Unregulated Killing/Human Caused Mortality
Co-Existing with Coyotes by Robyn E. Worcester, Stanley Park Ecology Society, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and Robert Boelens, Stanley Park Ecology Society, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Wildlife Conservation & Management Funding in the U.S. by Mark E. Smith & Donald A. Molde, October 2014
North American Model: What's Flawed, What's Missing, What's Needed
Why Hunting Isn't Conservation
Predators and the Public Trust
The Achilles Heel of Participatory Conservation
Humanity’s diverse predatory niche and its ecological consequences