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11. Animal Studies Bibliography | Animal Studies at Michigan State University

management. Journal of Wildlife ManagementÂ 49: 528-536. Â Koebner , L. 1994. Zoo Book: The Evolution of Wildlife Conservation Centres. New York : Doherty Publishers. Lyster , S. 1985. International Wildlife Law: An Analysis

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12. Compassionate Conservation Finally Comes of Age: Killing in the name of cons...

meeting, sponsored by the Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WildCRU ) and the Born Free Foundation , will focus on major themes including animal welfare and the Conservation of wild animals, captive animal welfare and Conservation,

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13. Compassionate Conservation Finally Comes of Age: Killing in the name of cons...

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14. Economic Growth as the Limiting Factor for Wildlife Conservation | HumaneSpo...

as the Limiting Factor for Wildlife Conservation Submitted on Feb 14, 2011 (Original item from 2000) Wildlife and Exotics | Wildlife by

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15. WWF - Innovative Conservation Scheme Benefits Namibian People and Wildlife

between local people and conservationists that would bring enormous contributions to wildlife conservation and local communities alike. Mr Weaver said that although local people had once lived in harmony with wildlife and had managed their

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16. WWF - Supporting Wildlife Conservation Activities in North East India

a long term elephant conservation programme in the landscape it is crucial to keep a check on the ever increasing trend of HEC. The demand for wildlife products and their derivatives has driven charismatic wildlife species like tiger,

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17. Wildlife Animal Rescue: Endangered Species Conservation Fund | IFAW Web Site

Our wildlife animal rescue conservation organization offers aid to endangered and threatened wildlife and domestic animals around the world. The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) campaigns for animal

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18. Emerging Wildlife Conservation Leaders | IFAW Web Site

effort supported by numerous conservation organizations, including US Fish & Wildlife Service , White Oak conservation Center/Howard Gilman Foundation , Defenders of Wildlife , Wildlife conservation Network and the International Fund for

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19. Summary Records, CITES Animals Committee, 14th Meeting, 1998

International Wildlife Coalition 1825 Shady Creek Court Missisauga, Ontario CANADA Tel.: (1) 905 820 7886 Fax: (1) 905 569 0116 E-mail: ornstn@inforamp.net Mr Richard PARSONS

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20. Resolution Conf. 10.7 (Rev. CoP15)

that placing animals of low conservation priority in limited cage space may benefit those individuals but may also detract from conservation efforts as a whole. They are, therefore, setting conservation priorities for cage space. In light of

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