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Preserving wildlife : an international perspective

Mark A. Michael

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This book examines critical issues in four key areas: wildlife preservation and individual animals; strategies for conservation and management; wildlife conservation in non-Western societies; and, utilisation of wildlife and related economic concerns.

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This book examines critical issues in four key areas: wildlife preservation and individual animals; strategies for conservation and management; wildlife conservation in non-Western societies; and, utilisation of wildlife and related economic concerns.

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This book examines critical issues in four key areas: wildlife preservation and individual animals; strategies for conservation and management; wildlife conservation in non-Western societies; and, utilisation of wildlife and related economic concerns.

Key concepts: Wildlife, Wildlife conservation, Perspective (graphical), Wildlife management, North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, Geography, Environmental planning, Environmental resource management

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