I'm looking for some different things for students to do in my senior university course in wildlife conservation and management. I don't have time to read a lot of new books by January, so I"m wondering if anyone out there who has read this book would comment on whether it would make suitable reading for this group? I'm ideally looking for books that blend science with human dimensions of conservation. Many thanks.

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Katey This answer may come too late for it to be added to your curriculum, but yes, I definitely think this book would be a valuable addition to your course (see my review of it).

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