BookEric T. Freyfogle, Dale D. Goble, and Todd A. Wildermuth.
Summary: "Wildlife Law: A Primer is an indispensable reference for anyone engaged in wildlife conservation. Covering a vast and complex field with both clarity and depth, this easy-to-understand primer is a must-have for biologists, land managers, journalists, lawyers, judges, citizen advocates, and anyone who deals with conservation. Used in college and professional courses, this book is bound to empower a new generation of wildlife advocates. Mary Christina Wood, Philip H. Knight Professor, University of Oregon School of Law "Wildlife Law is impressive in its breadth and depth, providing analysis that is informative and insightful for experts, yet engagingly accessible for non-experts. It is unique in the topics it covers and fills a critical need for lawyers, wildlife managers, students, and scholars. Eric Biber, Professor of Law, University of California, Berkeley "This invaluable primer is an excellent resource for wildlife professionals, lawyers, students, and those who love the outdoors. The authors deftly balance theory and practice in this comprehensive, accessible journey through wildlife law. Andy Buchsbaum, National Wildlife Federation, Vice President, Conservation Partnerships.
Contents:
Preface
The Basics
State Ownership and the Public Interest
Capturing and Owning
Wildlife on Private Land
Inland Fisheries
The Constitutional Framework
State Game Laws and Nuisance Species
Private Wildlife Operations
Tribal Rights to Wildlife
Key Federal Statutes
Wildlife on Federal Lands
ESA: Listing and Critical Habitat
ESA: Protections
Notes
About the Authors
Index.