T-F1: Wildlife Value Orientations

Linking value orientations, acceptance capacity and management
Topic Areas:
Management of Human-Wildlife Conflicts: “Other” Species in Europe
Natural Resource and Conservation Stakeholders: Managing Expectations and Engageme
Authors:
Stefan Ehrhart (Forest Research Institute Baden-Wuerttemberg, Department of Forest and Society)
Ulrich Schraml (Forest Research Institute Baden-Wuerttemberg, Department of Forest and Society)

Public acceptance of wildlife management interventions in Malaysia
Topic Area:
Natural Resource and Conservation Stakeholders: Managing Expectations and Engageme
Authors:
Zulkhairi Azizi Zainal Abidin (Wageningen University & Research)
Maarten Jacobs (Wageningen University & Research)

A cross-cultural comparison of wildlife value orientations
Topic Areas:
Social-ecological systems as a framework for conservation management
Management of Human-Wildlife Conflicts: Large Carnivores in Europe
Natural Resource and Conservation Stakeholders: Managing Expectations and Engageme
Authors:
Maarten Jacobs (Wageningen University)
Sara Dubois (University of British Columbia)
Tetsuro Hosaka (Hiroshima University)
Vukan Lavadinović (University of Belgrade)
Kelly Miller (Deakin University)
Huda Farhana Mohamad Muslim (Forest Research Institute Malaysia)
Shinya Numata (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Eranga Ranaweerage (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Amy Shaw (Deakin University)
Tanja Straka (University of Melbourne/Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research)
Yumi Yamane (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Michael Weston (Deakin University)
Zulkhairi Azizi Zainal Abidin (Wageningen University)

Are Carnivores Considered Equal by Romanian Hunters?
Topic Area:
Management of Human-Wildlife Conflicts: Large Carnivores in Europe
Authors:
Jacqueline Butler (Memorial University of Newfoundland)
Alistair Bath (Memorial University of Newfoundland)
Ovidiu Ionescu (Transilvania University)
Marie Louise Aastrup (Memorial University of Newfoundland)