The World of Wolves
New perspectives on ecology, behavior and management
Book review in the journal Animal Welfare
Raincoast Senior Scientist Dr. Paul Paquet and two other international authorities on the biology, behavior and conservation of wolves have produced and edited the book, The World of Wolves. Muisani, Boitani and Paquet offer new perspectives on the conflict and coexistence between wolves and humas.
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