When bigger's not better: small, sharply focused groups can work wonders

Article Abstract:

Some of the older and larger conservation organizations have seemingly become more concerned with luxurious headquarters buildings than in managing effective conservation efforts, while younger and smaller organizations are often more effective and focused. Specific examples are discussed.

Planning, Environmental associations, Wildlife conservation

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Getting away with murder

Article Abstract:

A romantic view of poachers as subsistence fishers and hunters is one factor in the lax enforcement of game laws. Lack of cooperation between state and federal authorities is another problem. Many game wardens do not know that they can prosecute gillnetters who destroy migratory birds.

Management, Interpretation and construction, Prevention, Poaching, Game protection, Game-laws, Game laws

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Hogs, cattle and other villains

Article Abstract:

Negative media coverage of the environmental impact of chicken, hog and cattle farming in the US is discussed. It is argued that the achievements of chicken, hog and cattle farmers are often overlooked.

Livestock industry, Media coverage, Poultry industry, Pork industry

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