by susan_bear | Mar 3, 2021 | English
Looking back and looking forward to European Pathways Conferences This week – September 23, 2020 – the second European Pathways Conference would be held in the Netherlands. Today would have been the closing day of the Conference. But, unfortunately, due to...
by susan_bear | Mar 3, 2021 | English
A year ago… On 21 September 2018 I defended my dissertation “Rethinking Wildlife Management: Living With Wild Animals”. This was quite an experience: full of adrenaline, full of excitement if I would understand the questions and if I was able to provide a satisfying...
by susan_bear | Mar 3, 2021 | English
Wild animals on YouTube Monday I was in the famous ‘Greenroom’ of Wageningen University. No, the greenroom is not outside, relaxed, in the forest. Or, in a green park. No the ‘Greenroom’ is located in the basement of one of the WUR-buildings. And in that basement they...
by susan_bear | Mar 3, 2021 | English
Humans and wild animals; a convivial combination?! Thursday 1 November 2018 I presented and attended at the symposium ‘Towards Convivial Conservation?: Governing human-wildlife relations in the ‘Anthropocene’’, organised by the Centre for Space, Place and Society of...
by susan_bear | Mar 3, 2021 | English
CSI in wildlife management “How do you know you have caught the trouble maker?” This is a quote from a wildlife manager who ought to catch the ‘right’ problem bear who had broken into a house. Wildlife management with regard to (potential) human-animal conflicts is...
by susan_bear | Mar 3, 2021 | English
Human-Donkey-Tiger conflict? The article ‘Angry Shareholders Feed Live Donkey To Tiger In Chinese Zoo’ raises a lot of questions… Especially animal welfare issues. The problem here at this particular zoo is an economic problem, but the donkey is the victim in this...
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