Chapter 1: Melding Past, Present, and Future: The Importance of Tribal Management in Wildlife Conservation and Management
Mateen A. Hessami, Ty J. Werdel, Serra J. Hoagland, and Michel T. Kohl
Chapter 2: Western Culture: Historical Wildlife Management and Value Orientations
John Organ and Richard E. McCabe
Chapter 3: Establishment of the Wildlife Management Profession and Environmental Movement
Chapter 4: Aldo Leopold and A Sand County Almanac: Key Concepts and Historical Significance
Thomas J. Ryder and Daniel J. Thompson
Chapter 5: Environmental Economics
Joe Kerkvliet
Chapter 6: Present Day Wildlife and Natural Resource Issues
Patrick Lederle, Ann Forstchen
Chapter 7: Human Dimensions of Wildlife
William F. Siemer, Daniel J. Decker and Shawn J. Riley
Chapter 8: Careers in Wildlife Biology and Closely Related Disciplines
Chad Bishop, Erim Gómez, John Organ, and Tom Ryder
Chapter 9: Conserving and Managing Wildlife and Natural Resources: Who Does What?
Christian A. Smith and Dean G. Smith
Chapter 10: The Global Trade in Wildlife and Wildlife Parts
Salvatore M. Amato
Chapter 11: Population Dynamics: Contemporary Wildife Management and Conservation
Joshua J. Millspaugh and Paul M. Lukacs
Chapter 12: Applying Key Concepts: Management of Harvested Species
David A. Haukos
Chapter 13: Conservation and Management of Endangered and Imperiled Species
Jonathan R. Mawdsley
Chapter 14: Capture and Monitoring Techniques Used to Study and Manage Wildlife
Chad Bishop
Chapter 15: The Endangered Species Act: Historical Significance and Contemporary Implementation
Chris Segal
Chapter 16: The Endangered Species Act: Protecting Wildlife Species from Extinction
James R. Lyons, Christopher E. Seagal, and Lowell E. Baier
Chapter 17: Environmental Economics
Chapter 18: International Conservation
John Koprowsk
Chapter 19: Walking the Fine Line: Science and Advocacy
Chad J. Bishop and John Organ
Chapter 20: Enhancing Diversity
Erim Gomez
Chapter 21: Future Conservation Challenges
Steve Williams and Ronald J. Regan