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The culling of mammalian mesopredators is often justified by alleged conservation benefits for a target prey species. Here, in the journals latest blog post, Kämmerle explains how himself and colleagues demonstrated that uncoordinated culls may often fail to achieve such benefits, despite a subjectively high culling effort.
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Read MoreProf. Dr. Josef Settele is Head of Animal Ecology and Social-Ecological Research at the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research – UFZ, Germany. His research interests are broad, covering conservation and evolutionary biology of insects, biodiversity and land use, and interdisciplinary cooperation and project co-ordination in biodiversity.
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