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In the absence of predators : conservation and controversy on the Kaibab plateau by Christian C. Young is a history book available to read on EtoBox.

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The Wildlife Management Controversy Over The Deer On The Kaibab Plateau, North Of The Grand Canyon, Remains One Of The Best-known Examples Of Nature's Balance Being Upset By Human Efforts To Protect A Certain Aspect Of Nature. The Controversy Involves An Apparent Deer Population Explosion And Crash On The Kaibab Plateau In The 1920s, Which Was Initially Blamed On The Removal Of Natural Predators. In The First Comprehensive Account Of The Kaibab Deer Controversy, Christian C. Young Describes The Interactions, Rivalries, And Conflicts Between State And Federal Agencies, Scientists, Nature Lovers, Conservationists, And Hunters. Young Blends A Contextualized History Of Events With A New And More Useful Understanding About The Promise Of Scientific Knowledge In The Face Of Factual Uncertainty And Public Controversy. Scientists And Historians Have Used This Case To Illustrate The Difficulties Of Controlling Wild Populations. Their Message Is Typically One Of Failure, And The Reason Most Often Given Centers On Our Lack Of Knowledge Of The Natural World. As Such, The Burden Of Failure Seems To Rest On Scientists, Who Work Diligently But Always Seem To Offer Too Little Too Late In The Way O

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Author
Christian C. Young
Publisher
Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press
Published
2002
Language
EN
ISBN
9780803249165
Category
history
Subjects
Science, History, Nature
Rating
5 / 5 (1 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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