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Hunting indicators for community-led wildlife management in tropical Africa
Environmental Studies and Forestrynpj Biodiversity

Hunting indicators for community-led wildlife management in tropical Africa

D. Fonteyn, A. Fayolle, et al.

Discover how engaging local communities plays a crucial role in wildlife conservation beyond protected areas, as examined by Davy Fonteyn and colleagues. Their research highlights effective offtake indicators for monitoring wildlife degradation, providing a blueprint for sustainable management in tropical regions. This study merges scientific insight with community involvement to advance biodiversity preservation.... show more
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