Restricted‐area culls and red fox abundance: Are effects a matter of time and place?

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RT @ConservationSP: Restricted-area culling may be more successful with spatiotemporal planning matching the biology of predators and targe…

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Restricted-area culling may be more successful with spatiotemporal planning matching the biology of predators and target prey. Kämmerle et al demonstrate the potential of this conservation tool through a study of red fox culling success: https://t.co/rjcc7

09 Sep 2019

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RT @EuanRitchie1: Our new paper in @ConservationSP 'Restricted‐area culls and red fox abundance: Are effects a matter of time and place?' i…

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RT @ConservConflict: Predators are culled to benefit prey, but are such culls actually effective at times prey are most vulnerable? https:…

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