Browsing by Author "Tacey, Jessica"

Browsing by Author "Tacey, Jessica"

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  • Avoiding an impending collision in international conservation 
    Sibanda, Lovemore; Dickman, Amy; Hughes, Courtney; Tacey, Jessica; Madsen, Emily; Mandoloma, Lessah; Mbizah, Moreangels M.; Mutinhima, Yolanda; Rono, Betty; Kulunge, Salum; Kimaili, David; Bhujle, Trisha; Macdonald, David W.; Hare, Darragh (Wiley, 2025-02-10)
  • International disparities in conservation priorities are more complicated than global north–global south divisions 
    Mutinhima, Yolanda; Sibanda, Lovemore; Rono, Betty J.; Kulunge, Salum; Kimaili, David; Dickman, Amy J.; Madsen, Emily; Mandoloma, Lessah; Tacey, Jessica; Allred, Shorna; Hare, Darragh (Royal Society, 2025-03-19)
    Two enduring ideological divisions in biodiversity conservation concern whether conservation should prioritize (i) the interests of people or wild animals and (ii) the interests of individual animals or groups of animals. ...
  • International perspectives on the acceptability of rangers shooting at suspected criminals inside protected and conserved areas in sub-Saharan Africa 
    Sibanda, Lovemore; Kulunge, Salum; Rono, Betty; Kimaili, David; Mutinhima, Yolanda; Mandoloma, Lessah; Sompeta, Steiner; Lyakurwa, Gasto; Dickman, Amy; Allred, Shorna; Tacey, Jessica; Madsen, Emily; Bhujle, Trisha; Hare, Darragh (Wiley, 2025)
    Using military-type strategies and equipment to conserve wildlife, also known as militarized conservation, is highly contested. In sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), one acutely controversial aspect of militarized conservation is ...
  • What's in a name? Not all mesopredators are mesocarnivores 
    Madsen, Emily K.; Eckersley, Lucy; Linden, Jennifer F.; Lai, Sandra; Hare, Darragh; Macdonald, David W.; Kimaili, David; Kulunge, Salum; Mutinhuma, Yolanda; Petracca, Lisanne; Rono, Betty J.; Sibanda, Lovemore; Sillero-Zubiri, Claudio; Tacey, Jessica; Broekhuis, Femke (wiley, 2025-12)
    Ecological terms like mesopredator and mesocarnivore have distinct meanings, the former denoting trophic rank, the latter diet composition. Yet these terms are frequently conflated, leading to conceptual ambiguity. We argue ...

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