Publications
In addition to our award-winning quarterly, Defenders magazine, Defenders of Wildlife produces a wide range of reports, brochures and other materials about wildlife and conservation.
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 Wildlife Conservation Agenda |
 Defenders Fall 2009 |
 Livestock and Wolves |
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Recent Publications and Documents
Endangered Species Rewards 
10/30/2009
| Author(s):
Defenders of Wildlife
Description: Fact sheet about the Endangered Species Reward Fund. Includes a list of rewards offered.
Carnivore Conservation in a Changing World: Final Layout of Sessions
10/29/2009
| Author(s):
Aimee Delach,
Diane Clifford
Description: Carnivore Conservation in a Changing World: Preliminary Session Schedule
Grizzly Compensation Payment Statistics
10/21/2009
| Author(s):
Jonathan Proctor
Description: Information about payments from The Bailey Wildlife Foundation Grizzly Compensation Trust.
Statistics on Payments From the Defenders Wildlife Founda"_move_id"
10/21/2009
| Author(s):
Defenders of Wildlife
Description: Wolf Compensation Statistics
Full list of payments in the Northern Rockies and Southwest
10/21/2009
| Author(s):
Defenders of Wildlife
Description: Full list of wolf compensation payments paid by Defenders to ranchers in the Northern Rockies and Southwest
An Economic Analysis of the Benefits of Habitat Conservation on California Rangelands
10/16/2009
| Author(s):
Timm Kroeger,
Frank Casey,
Pelayo Alvarez,
Molly Cheatum,
Lily Tavassoli
Description: This report investigates the public and private economic benefits associated with the conservation of wildlife habitat and other natural resources on rangelands in Californias Central Valley.
Semana de la Nutria Marina Hechos
10/05/2009
| Author(s):
Jim Curland
Description: Semana de la Nutria Marina Hechos (en espanol). English version also available.
Subsistence Hunting and the PAW Act
10/01/2009
Description: Aerial gunning is not about protecting subsistence hunters. It is about artificially inflating prey species to unsustainable levels. And, it’s disingenuous to suggest the PAW Act would harm subsistence hunters.
