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shankar aswani

Rhodes University

Grahamstown, South Africa

Specialty Chief Editor

Conservation Social Sciences
thomas h. beery

Kristianstad University

Kristianstad, Sweden

Associate Editor

Conservation Social Sciences
chiara bragagnolo

21st Century Conservation Lab, Federal University of Alagoas

Maceiò, Brazil

Associate Editor

Conservation Social Sciences
julian clifton

University of Lincoln

Lincoln, United Kingdom

Associate Editor

Conservation Social Sciences

Conservation Social Sciences

Submit your research

Author guidelines

Editor guidelines

Peer review

Publishing fees

Editors

shankar aswani

thomas h. beery

chiara bragagnolo

julian clifton

Articles

Global youth as catalysts for legal and sustainable wildlife trade solutions

50 years of invertebrate conservation under the United States Endangered Species Act—history and threats to species

Protecting urban wildlife fauna, fighting zoonoses, and preventing biophobia in Brazil

Zoonosis and the law: A case study of legal game meat regulation and control in Zambia

Research Topics

Transdisciplinary Approaches for Strengthening Species Conservation: Lessons from the first 50 Years of the US Endangered Species Act

Advancing the Science of Environmental Justice in the International Wildlife Trade

Preventing Zoonoses. Promoting Biophilia.

Understanding the Role of Local Knowledge and Human Emotions in Wildlife Conservation