This repository contains codes and data for Liang et al. Assessing the illegal hunting of native wildlife within China. This includes two analyses. First, the prefecture-level analysis for assessing the relationships between the ecological and socio-economic variables and the intensity of illegal hunting of four terrestrial vertebrate groups (amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals) in China. Second, the trait-based analyses with phylogenetic logistic regression models for predicting the probability that a species is known to be illegally hunted using the species' traits for four groups
Abstract Commercial trade in wildlife is the major cause of species endangerment and a main threat t...
Wildlife trafficking poses a major threat to global biodiversity. Species such as pangolins are part...
The COVID-19 pandemic, which has ravaged the world, has led to a rethinking of the relationship betw...
This repository contains codes and data for Liang et al. Assessing the illegal hunting of native wil...
Wildlife crimes that involve smuggling threaten national security and biodiversity, cause regional c...
Wildlife crime presents a growing threat to the integrity of ecological communities. While campaigns...
Improper treatment of ‘rescued’ animals substantially undermines welfare ethos of CITES guidance. We...
Although the impacts of the legal and illegal wildlife trade are broadly recognised for flagship spe...
Looking at the 30,332 informs redid for illegal activities in respect of biodiversity, it was found ...
Overharvesting is one of the key drivers of biodiversity loss. With rising human population and stan...
The illegal trade of wildlife animal and plant species is one of the most lucrative crimes in the wo...
A small number of Chinese eat wild animals mindlessly to satisfy their special dietary addictions, w...
Illegal wildlife trade is one of the major transnational crimes. Transnational Crime, by its very na...
China is one of the largest consumers of wild animals for food and traditional Chinese medicine in t...
The Himalayan region of China, with its rich biodiversity, used to be important for hunting and coll...
Abstract Commercial trade in wildlife is the major cause of species endangerment and a main threat t...
Wildlife trafficking poses a major threat to global biodiversity. Species such as pangolins are part...
The COVID-19 pandemic, which has ravaged the world, has led to a rethinking of the relationship betw...
This repository contains codes and data for Liang et al. Assessing the illegal hunting of native wil...
Wildlife crimes that involve smuggling threaten national security and biodiversity, cause regional c...
Wildlife crime presents a growing threat to the integrity of ecological communities. While campaigns...
Improper treatment of ‘rescued’ animals substantially undermines welfare ethos of CITES guidance. We...
Although the impacts of the legal and illegal wildlife trade are broadly recognised for flagship spe...
Looking at the 30,332 informs redid for illegal activities in respect of biodiversity, it was found ...
Overharvesting is one of the key drivers of biodiversity loss. With rising human population and stan...
The illegal trade of wildlife animal and plant species is one of the most lucrative crimes in the wo...
A small number of Chinese eat wild animals mindlessly to satisfy their special dietary addictions, w...
Illegal wildlife trade is one of the major transnational crimes. Transnational Crime, by its very na...
China is one of the largest consumers of wild animals for food and traditional Chinese medicine in t...
The Himalayan region of China, with its rich biodiversity, used to be important for hunting and coll...
Abstract Commercial trade in wildlife is the major cause of species endangerment and a main threat t...
Wildlife trafficking poses a major threat to global biodiversity. Species such as pangolins are part...
The COVID-19 pandemic, which has ravaged the world, has led to a rethinking of the relationship betw...