Description

Wildlife Law and Ethics: A U.S. Perspective Yolanda Eisenstein ISBN 9781634258043

This new book explores how the law can shape—for better or worse—the lives of the billions of animals we collectively call wildlife. It examines not only the legal frameworks that govern wildlife protection, but also the profound ethical and moral questions that are inseparably linked to how humans treat wild animals.

Organized around specific issues, each chapter highlights the significant—yet often overlooked—power of U.S. law to influence wildlife protections both domestically and around the world. Clear, informative, and accessible, this book is a valuable resource for lawyers, scholars, and the growing number of citizens committed to safeguarding the future of wildlife.

Wildlife Law and Ethics: A U.S. Perspective Yolanda Eisenstein ISBN 9781634258043, 978-1634258043 & 9781634258050

Authors
Yolanda Eisenstein, Bruce Wagman