Predation published in Herpetological BulletinAre We Asking the Wrong Questions About Conservation Communication?

The latest issue of the Herpetological Bulletin has a natural history note reporting on the predation of a slender anole (Anolis fuscoauratus)  by a northern woodland racer (Drymoluber dichrous) in North-eastern Brazil. This short note was co-authored with Gonçalo Rosa and Marco António Freitas. See the Pdf here

[blog]

Related Articles

Conservation is all about persuasion

Can Mobile Games Help Save Endangered Species? What Our New Study Reveals

Using behavioral insights to assess widllife trade risks

Journal Choices in Conservation Publishing: What makes authors tick?

Changing Minds: How Messages Can Help Combat Illegal Wildlife Trade

Celebrity Endorsement: A Strategic Tool for Conservation Behavior Change