Who is the founder of wildlife ecology?
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49 Citations | In the past, economic development on these landscapes has eclipsed conservation, but in today's Africa, where pastoral herders and small-scale landholders seek enhanced lifestyles, understanding the links between behavior and ecology suggests that the demise of wildlife is not inevitable. |
| Firstly, wildlife in abundance, sometimes referred to as wildlife spectacles, helps inspire us and builds connections with the natural world. | |
57 Citations | This method can contribute to obtain precise ecological information of wildlife. |
| Proactive wildlife management conforms to both the western concept of conserving biodiversity and Indigenous wildlife management; it can support sustainable harvesting, provide employment and income, create learning and training opportunities and improve Indigenous health. | |
438 Citations | We therefore believe that the existence of effective wildlife management structures is more important than human density per se. |
| Wildlife farming could offer better opportunities for ensuring long-term sustainability. | |
78 Citations | Managing wildlife in this context requires a broadbased approach that can account for the myriad factors underlying conservation effectiveness, including the nature of people's relationships with wildlife. |
| To our knowledge, this document is the first comprehensive guide to monitoring wildlife habitats. | |
42 Citations | This brief review demonstrates that, while representing a minority of political ecology scholarship, work variously engaging with ecology remains an active and fertile area. |
30 Citations | This study thus demonstrates how theory from evolutionary ecology can be applied to practical wildlife management, and vice versa. |
| The author contends that the interests of landowners (both community and private) must be meaningfully incorporated into wildlife conservation planning in order for both impacted communities and wildlife management to be sustainable. |