Spanning the deep history of human relationships with wildlife, Jennifer Bonnell explores the ways that government, Indigenous communities, and stakeholder groups have sought to shape and deliver, or responded to the consequences of, wildlife management policies and practices and resource development activities in the province. Drawing upon a rich body of historical, scientific and policy-related literature and over 80 interviews, Bonnell examines changing societal values around wildlife and the implications of these changes for wildlife managers today.
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