Human Dimensions of Wildlife Management in North America
by Daniel J. Decker (Editor), Tommy L. Brown (Editor), William F. Siemer (Editor)
Human Dimensions of Wildlife Management in North America examines wildlife management through a people-centered lens. The volume considers how human perspectives and social considerations relate to wildlife stewardship and management across North America, making it relevant to readers interested in wildlife, environmental studies, and resource management.
About This Book
Human Dimensions of Wildlife Management in North America focuses on the role of people in wildlife management.
The book addresses wildlife stewardship within a North American context.
Its subject connects wildlife management with human perspectives, decision-making, and broader social considerations.
Edited by Daniel J. Decker, Tommy L. Brown, and William F. Siemer.
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