The Humane Society Institute
for Science & Policy presents
Living Large:
Wolves, Bears, Cougars and
Humans in North America , October 12-14, 2015
The Kellogg Conference
Center at Gallaudet University,
Washington, DC
North America’s large carnivores – black and brown bears, cougars and wolves – declined dramatically following European colonization, largely due to human persecution. Rising ethical concern for animals, along with a growing understanding of the integral ecological role of apex carnivores, has been shifting wildlife management strategies from extirpation toward protection and
recovery.
This conference seeks to foreground the best ideas from animal welfare, conservation biology, public policy, conflict resolution, law, and other disciplines in the interests of securing the future of these iconic creatures. To learn more, or to register, visit: Living Large Conference Hosted by The Humane Society of the United States, Humane Society Institute for Science and Policy, The Cougar Fund and The Summerlee Foundation.
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North America’s large carnivores – black and brown bears, cougars and wolves – declined dramatically following European colonization, largely due to human persecution. Rising ethical concern for animals, along with a growing understanding of the integral ecological role of apex carnivores, has been shifting wildlife management strategies from extirpation toward protection and
recovery.
This conference seeks to foreground the best ideas from animal welfare, conservation biology, public policy, conflict resolution, law, and other disciplines in the interests of securing the future of these iconic creatures. To learn more, or to register, visit: Living Large Conference Hosted by The Humane Society of the United States, Humane Society Institute for Science and Policy, The Cougar Fund and The Summerlee Foundation.
Here is the contact for further information:
Carol England
Executive Assistant to Andrew Rowan, Ph.D.
Executive Assistant to Andrew Rowan, Ph.D.
President & CEO
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