A. Treves

Adverse effects of hunting with hounds on participating animals and human bystanders

The paper presents two datasets on injuries to hounds and human bystanders during wolf hunts, finding little support for wolf-centered hypotheses and proposing new hound-centered hypotheses.

Uncertainty and precaution in hunting wolves twice in a year

The paper quantifies the risks of wolf-hunting quotas in Wisconsin by analyzing population dynamics and uncertainty, finding that even zero deaths carry a 13% risk of exceeding population thresholds.

The contribution of the European LIFE program to mitigate damages caused by large carnivores in Europe

The paper reviews 135 LIFE projects to assess the effectiveness of methods for reducing damages caused by large carnivores, finding electric fences most effective but noting poor measurement standards.

Evaluating how lethal management affects poaching of Mexican wolves

This study evaluates how lethal management policies affect poaching of Mexican wolves, finding strong evidence that reduced protections increased disappearances, supporting the facilitated illegal killing hypothesis.

Wild red wolf Canis rufus poaching risk

This study estimates poaching risk and causes of death for red wolves, finding anthropogenic causes account for 72.4-78.7% of mortality, with poaching and disappearance risks higher during hunting season.