Philip Barske, Frederick F. Gilbert, Donald G. Dodds
Abstract
Wildlife managers are required to have a basic knowledge of wildlife species and their biological needs along with a skill in people management. This book provides a guide to wildlife management, concentrating on the historical bases for, and modern influences on, wildlife policy and management.
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Wildlife managers are required to have a basic knowledge of wildlife species and their biological needs along with a skill in people management. This book provides a guide to wildlife management, concentrating on the historical bases for, and modern influences on, wildlife policy and management.
Key concepts: Wildlife, Wildlife management, Environmental ethics, Geography, Environmental resource management, Environmental planning, Philosophy, Environmental science