Apex Predators in the Anthropocene: How Humans Shape Large Carnivore Populations - Hardcover

Montgomery, Robert A.; Moll, Remington J.

9780198892694: Apex Predators in the Anthropocene: How Humans Shape Large Carnivore Populations

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ISBN 10: 0198892691 ISBN 13: 9780198892694

Publisher: Oxford University Press, 2026

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This book highlights the emergent research exploring the complex ways in which humans and carnivores interact. It provides an integrative review of this research by collating the theory, empirical studies, and critical analyses quantifying these dynamics and examining their implications for management and conservation action.

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About the Author

Robert A. Montgomery, Professor of Conservation Science, Director of the Centre for National Parks and Protected Areas, and Director of Research and Knowledge Exchange, University of Cumbria,Remington J. Moll, Associate Professor, Department of Natural Resources and the Environment, University of New Hampshire

Robert A. Montgomery is a Professor of Conservation Science, Director of the Centre for National Parks and Protected Areas, and Director of Research and Knowledge Exchange in the Institute of Science and Environment at the University of Cumbria. His research group explores fundamental questions of carnivore movement and habitat decisions, the implications of human lethality for large mammal population ecology, the mechanisms associated with human-wildlife conflict, biodiversity monitoring and verification, as well as scenario-planning to engineer a more prosperous and sustainable future. Montgomery has published over 140 peer-reviewed papers and book chapters of his research around the world.

Remington J. Moll is an Associate Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Management at the University of New Hampshire, USA. There he leads a research group that studies the spatial, community, and population ecology of carnivores and their prey, with a focus on these species' management and conservation. He has published over 55 peer-reviewed papers in scientific journals. In this work, he has collaborated with more than 110 scientist and practitioner co-authors at institutions located in 17 countries.

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