The People and Predator Series provides scientific information on the interactions between humans and carnivores. The series includes information on a wide range of topics, including carnivore ecology, wildlife and livestock management, economics, and social dimensions of living with predators. The series has been developed by the CSU Center for Human-Carnivore Coexistence, in partnership with the CSU Center for Collaborative Conservation and CSU Extension.
PDF files combined in informational package
- Dialogue and Social Conflict about Wolves (5/20)
- Ecological Effects of Wolves (5/20)
- Moral Arguments Related to Wolf Restoration and Management (6/20)
- Public Perspectives on Wolves and Wolf Reintroduction (5/20)
- Wolves and Disease (5/20)
- Wolves and Human Safety (5/20)
- Wolves, Big Game, and Hunting (5/20)
- Wolves and Livestock (5/20)
- Wolf Economics (6/20)
- Wolves in Colorado: History and Status (5/20)
- Wolf Policy (5/20)
- Wolf Taxonomy and Biology (5/20)
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