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Evaluating key evidence and formulating regulatory alternatives regarding the UK’s Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill
May 3, 2024 in Blood Origins Originals United Kingdom Trophy Hunting Ban /by Daniel W. S. Challender, Michael ’T Sas-Rolfes, Amy Dickman, Darragh Hare, Adam Hart, Michael Hoffmann, David Mallon, Roseline Mandisodza-Chikerema, Dilys RoeEvaluating key evidence and formulating regulatory alternatives regarding the UK’s Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill
July 14, 2023 in Resources Africa Trophy Hunting Legal Action /by Daniel W. S. Challender, Michael ’T Sas-Rolfes, Amy Dickman, Darragh Hare, Adam Hart, Michael Hoffmann, David Mallon, Roseline Mandisodza, Dilys RoeDrivers of leopard (Panthera pardus) habitat use and relative abundance in Africa’s largest transfrontier conservation area
May 26, 2023 in Resources Namibia Leopard Habitat /by Charlotte E. Searle, Dominik T. Bauer, M. Kristina Kesch, Jane E. Hunt, Roseline Mandisodza, Michael Flyman, David W. Macdonald, Amy Dickman, Andrew J. LoveridgeRosettes, Remingtons and Reputation: Establishing potential determinants of leopard (Panthera pardus) trophy prices across Africa
September 27, 2022 in Resources Leopard /by Alexander R. Braczkowski, Guy Balme, Amy Dickman, David W. Macdonald, Paul J. Johnson, Peter Andrew Lindsey, Luke T. B. HunterKey Points: In a number of African countries, the trophy hunting of large felids is an important revenue generator for landholders, governments, and in some cases communities. The hunting of large felids is especially profitable but they are sensitive to harvest, as the killing of prime-aged, dominant males can lead to infanticide and lowered reproductive […]
Habitat use of and threats to African large carnivores in amixed-use landscape
September 9, 2022 in Resources Africa Lion, Wild Dog Trophy Hunting /by Paolo Strampelli, Philipp Henschel, Charlotte E. Searle, David W. Macdonald, Amy DickmanKey Points: Large carnivore occurrence was not affected by whether an area was used for photographic or trophy hunting tourism; regular law enforcement was instead a better predictor of occurrence All species (lions, spotted hyaena, wild dog) fared better in actively managed hunting areas than those that had been abandoned by operators Overall, the findings highlight the […]