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Monogamy: Cause, Consequence, or Corollary of Success in Wild Canids?
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Anthropogenic edge effects and aging errors by hunters can affect the sustainability of lion trophy hunting
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How moments become movements: shared outrage, group cohesion, and the lion that went viral
Published 2018“…The killing of Cecil the lion by a trophy hunter in Zimbabwe in 2015 attracted global attention and generated enduring conservation activism in the form of monetary donations to the research unit that was studying him (WildCRU). Utilizing a longitudinal survey design, we found that intensely dysphoric reactions to Cecil's death triggered especially strong social cohesion (i.e., “identity fusion”) amongst donors. …”
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Pathwalker: A New Individual-Based Movement Model for Conservation Science and Connectivity Modelling
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Harassment‐induced changes in lion space use as a conflict mitigation tool
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Connectivity modelling in conservation science: a comparative evaluation
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Cecil: A moment or a movement? Analysis of media coverage of the death of a lion, Panthera leo
Published 2016“…We analyse the global media response to the trophy hunting of the lion, nicknamed “Cecil”, a study animal in a long-term project run by Oxford University’s Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WildCRU). We collaborated with a media-monitoring company to investigate the development of the media coverage spatially and temporally. …”
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