Large carnivore conservation in the Rocky Mountains: a long-term strategy for maintaining free-ranging and self-sustaining populations of carnivores
Paquet P and Hackman A. 1995. Large carnivore conservation in the Rocky Mountains: a long-term strategy for maintaining free-ranging and self-sustaining populations of carnivores. World Wildlife Fund. Toronto
This is a report of long-term strategy for maintaining free-ranging and self-sustaining populations of carnivores. It was conducted by the World Wildlife Fund and includes large carnivores of the Rocky Mountains, Problem Identification, Conservation Theory, and Applied Research.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Paquet, Paul; Hackman, Arlin
- Date of Issue
- 1995-05
- Publisher
- World Wildlife Fund
- Units
- GLAC
- Keywords
- Animal Studies, applied research, Carnivores, free-ranging, Large Mammals, Rocky Mountains, Self-sustaining