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| Foreword | |
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| Preface: Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why It Shouldn't Be All about Us | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Ethics, Conservation, and Animal Protection: Trying to Make Difficult Decisions Easier | |
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| The Infirm Ethical Foundations of Conservation | |
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| Venturing beyond the Tyranny of Small Differences: The Animal Protection Movement, Conservation, and Environmental Education | |
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| Ecocide and the Extinction of Animal Minds | |
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| Talking about Bushmeat | |
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| Conservation, Animal Rights, and Human Welfare: A Pragmatic View of the "Bushmeat Crisis" | |
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| Conservation Behavior and "Enlightened Management": Guidelines for Restoring, Recreating, and Redecorating Nature | |
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| Why We Really Don't Care about the Evidence in Evidence-Based Decision Making in Conservation (and How to Change This) | |
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| Cautionary Wildlife Tales: Learning to Fail or Failing to Learn? | |
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| Coyotes, Compassionate Conservation, and Coexistence: Why Ignoring Nature Means Ineffective "Predator Management" | |
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| Why Evolutionary Biology Is Important for Conservation: Toward Evolutionarily Sustainable Harvest Management | |
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| Reintroductions to "Ratchet Up" Public Perceptions of Biodiversity: Reversing the Extinction of Experience through Animal Restorations | |
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| Przewalski's Horses and Red Wolves: Importance of Behavioral Research for Species Brought Back from the Brink of Extinction | |
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| Why Individuals Matter: Lessons in Animal Welfare and Conservation | |
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| Conservation Economics and Politics: It All Comes Down to Money | |
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| The Imperative of Steady State Economics for Wild Animal Welfare | |
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| Conservation, Biodiversity, and Tourism in New Zealand: Engaging with the Conservation Economy | |
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| Human Dimensions of Social Justice, Empathy, and Compassion for Animals and Other Nature | |
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| Anthropological Perspectives on Ignoring Nature | |
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| Nature and Animals in Human Social Interactions: Fostering Environmental Identity | |
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| Conservation Social Work: The Interconnectedness of Biodiversity Health and Human Resilience | |
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| The War on Nature-Turning the Tide? Lessons from Other Movements and Conservation History | |
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| Consuming Nature: The Cultural Politics of Animals and the Environment in the Mass Media | |
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| Children, Animals, and Social Neuroscience: Empathy, Conservation Education, and Activism | |
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| Culture, Religion, and Spirituality: Using Empathy and Compassion to Develop a Unified Global Movement to Protect Animals and Their Homes | |
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| Compassionate Conservation: A Paradigm Shift for Wildlife Management in Australasia | |
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| Explaining China's Wildlife Crisis: Cultural Tradition or Politics of Development | |
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| A Triangular Playing Field: The Social, Economic, and Ethical Context of Conserving India's Natural Heritage | |
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| Conservation and Its Challenges in Kenya | |
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| Is Green Religion an Oxymoron? Biocultural Evolution and Earthly Spirituality | |
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| Avatar: The Search for Biosynergy and Compassion | |
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| Some Closing Words: Moving Ahead with Heart, Peace, and Compassion | |
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| About the Contributors | |
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| Contributors' Contact Information | |
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| Index | |