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CONSERVATION SCIENCE AND PRACTICE
卷 4, 期 3, 页码 -出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/csp2.616
关键词
animal behavior; behavioral enrichment; conservation; conservation ethics; wild animal ethics; wildlife management
资金
- National Science Foundation [DGE1752134]
This research explores an ethical framework for conservation and wild animal ethics, providing a basis for ethical intervention for wildlife managers. Through case studies, it demonstrates the ethical justification of behavioral training in wildlife management and offers practical considerations for implementation.
The growing field of conservation and wild animal ethics has the potential to guide practitioners facing difficult management decisions. Drawing from previously established rights frameworks, we explore an applied ethic for wildlife managers and conservationists, outlining when there can be ethical justification and moral obligation to intervene with wildlife. To demonstrate the use of this ethical framework, we apply it specifically to the emerging field of behavioral training in wildlife management. We use a series of case studies to illuminate how ecological context is fundamental to ascertain when there is ethical justification for behavioral training under the framework, and conclude with practical considerations for implementation. Our work explains how a rights-based ethic emerges from both biological principles and fundamental philosophical concepts, and illustrates how it could serve as a useful guideline for wildlife management.
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