Edited by John L. Koprowski and Paul R. Krausman, this recently published addition to the Wildlife Management and Conservation series from Johns Hopkins University Press takes up such often popularly discussed topics as “habitat loss, disease management, predator-human conflict, [and] illegal trade” in animal species from and for the perspectives of those addressing these challenges on an international level.
How much substantive news and information about our national neighbor to the south do non-Spanish speakers in the U.S. receive on a regular basis? The short answer is “not much.”
In case you don’t yet have your shopping completed for all those on your gift list, I’d like to offer this friendly reminder that two very important naturalist holidays are approaching fast: International Rock Flipping Day and (for those of the British persuasion) National Moth Night.
There are times in life when the immediate concerns of person or family demand absolute attention to the exclusion of all else. Such a time I now find myself in and as a result beg the indulgence of my readers for this simple posting of a few images recorded during a visit late last year […]