Animal Conservation Ethics and the Population Problem
- Publisher: Springer Nature
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Chapter 1. Introduction.- Part I Conservation Biology: Meaning and Metaphysics.- Chapter 2. The Meaning of Conservation Biology.- Chapter 3. Large Versus Small Wholes.- Chapter 4. The "Soft" View of Populations.- Chapter 5. Killing and Conservation: A Case Study of the Gray Wolf.-Part II Ethics and Conservation.- Chapter 6. Questioning Killing.- Chapter 7. Balancing Welfare and Ecology.- Chapter 8. The Alien Encounter Thought Experiment.- Part III Practice.- Chapter 9. Wildlife Rehabilitation: Background.- Chapter 10. Minnesota Rehab: A Tale of Two Centers.- Chapter 11. Participant Observation and Reflections on Rehabbing.- Chapter 12. Discussion and Conclusion: From Metaphysician to Physician.
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