Wildlife and the Public Interest

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Wildlife and the Public Interest

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Review
“Tober has served as a visiting professor in nonprofit organizations and public policy at Yale. His previous works include Who Owns the Wildlife?. In his latest book, Tober considers the activities of nonprofit organizations that attempt to influence public policy dealing with wildlife. The author favors those organizations interested in preserving such wildlife, rather than those that foster hunting or that assess the value of wildlife in the context of economic development. Tober provides sketches of the makeup of the various organizations covered, the constituents they serve, their budgets, and the means they use to influence public policy. The author focuses particularly on the late 1970s and the 1980s, and uses the controversies over preserving the California condor and the bobcat as case studies. The book includes a selected bibliography, an adequate index, and tables that outline the founding dates, scope of interests, and constituencies served by these organizations. For college and university libraries with collections on environmental studies and public policy.”–Choice
“. . . Tober's book makes a valuable contribution to the developing field of wildlife policy literature.”–Natural Resources and Environmental Administration

Book Description
"Tober considers the activities of nonprofit organizations that attempt to influence public policy dealing with wildlife. The author favors those organizations interested in preserving such wildlife, rather than those that foster hunting or that assess the value of wildlife in the context of economic development. Tober provides sketches of the makeup of the various organizations covered, the constituents they serve, their budgets, and the means they use to influence public policy. The author focuses particularly on the late 1970s and the 1980s, and uses the controversies over preserving the California condor and the bobcat as case studies." Choice

Wildlife and the Public Interest

Wildlife and the Public Interest: Nonprofit Organizations and Federal Wildlife Policy,James A. Tober,Praeger Publishers,0275925811,Business/Economics,Environmental policy,Government policy,Nature,Nature / Field Guide Books,Public Policy - General,Societies, etc,United States,Wildlife,Wildlife Conservation,Conservation of wildlife & habitats,Political Science / Public Policy

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