"Wildlife Managing in a Changing World" ed. by Jafari R. Kideghesho

This volume draws experiences from different parts of the world on status, challenges, and efforts of reversing the current negative trends on wildlife habitats and species in the face of these changes. This book is useful for academicians, researchers, policy makers, conservation practitioners, students, and other interested readers.

The declining trends of wildlife habitats and species populations are obvious consequences of the socio-economic, political, ecological, and technological changes occurring globally. Along with human population growth, there is a growing wave of wildlife diseases, invasive alien species, human-wildlife conflicts, climate change, poaching, infrastructure development, and economic options that are ecologically damaging. These changes have implications on the management of wildlife resources.

Contents
1. Managing Wildlife in a Changing World - Trends, Drivers and the Way Forward
2. Conserving Freshwater Biodiversity in an African Subtropical Wetland: South Africa’s Lower Phongolo River and Floodplain
3. The Predicament of Macaque Conservation in Malaysia
4. Diseases as Impediments to Livestock Production and Wildlife Conservation Goals
5. Interlinks between Wildlife and Domestic Cycles of Echinococcus spp. in Kenya
6. Wildlife Management Areas in Tanzania: Vulnerability and Survival Amidst COVID-19
7. A Step Change in Wild Boar Management in Tuscany Region, Central Italy
8. Managing Invasive Alien Species by the European Union: Lessons Learnt


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