State intervention to protect endangered species: why history and bad luck matter

Article Abstract:

State enforcement is required to support and supplement the formal status of endangered species as illegal exploitation threatens the survival of many species, and anti-poaching legislation does not protect species. The dynamic model shows that both poaching and enforcement effort increase or decrease whenever poaching effort and enforcement are relatively profitable or unprofitable activities.

Forest ecology

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An Economic Assessment of Wildlife Farming and Conservation

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Four methods for assessing the need for species protection are analyzed for their costs, benefits, disadvantages, and their compatibility with the US Endangered Species Act and the US National Environmental Policy Act. These methods are the precautionary principle, adaptive management, minimum standard, and the minimax regret criterion.

United States, Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, Nature conservation

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Insect Extinctions and Insect Survival

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Processes for determining the conservation status of insect populations are evaluated, with a recommendation that more funding be used to prevent insect extinctions rather than recording them.

Management dynamics, Wildlife Protection Programs, Methods, Management, Environmental aspects, Identification and classification, Wildlife conservation, Company business management, Insect populations

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