Wildlife Ethics The Ethics of Wildlife Management and Conservation

"The way this book is structured - using clear headings and an explanation of ethics that reflect the nuances and complexities of the subject - makes it an excellent resource for students, vets, wildlife managers, policymakers and interested members of the public."
--Justine Shotton, BVA Past President and Head Vet for Wildlife and Exotics, RSPCA
Vet Record (April 2024)
 
This book can equip people with an understanding of the ethical dilemmas that different worldviews create...This book provides readers with the concepts and language to communicate and anticipate this complexity and to better navigate divergent views"
- Craig Stephen, McEachran Institute, Canada
Journal of Wildlife Diseases (2024)
 
"if you are directly or indirectly interested in wildlife management and conservation and the ethical issues these throw up, rather than consider why you should read this book (or at least make forays into it), I would ask, more importantly, why you wouldn't, appealing as it does to a broad readership in the emerging field of wildlife ethics? It contains so much useful consolidated and clearly worked through background material and sound ethical theory and puts these to work in very practical ways that can be broadened out to be used in numerous other situations ... it will certainly equip you to take an ethical view of potential options and open your mind to wider consequences from the basis of sound contemporary understanding."
--Pete Goddard, Chair of the UK's Wild Animal Welfare Committee, Aberdeenshire
The UFAW Journal (Vol 33/2024)