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Paul McCarney

Paul McCarney

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I'm a hunter-conservationist and PhD student from Ontario, Canada.

Posts by Paul McCarney:
  • Here’s to Newfoundland and Labrador: A Black Bear Hunt in Nain
  • The Personal is Political: Conservation, Community, and Justice
  • Complexity Over Panacea: Science and Social Values in Conservation
  • Arctic Habitat Conservation Requires Climate Change Action
  • “Transformative” Change Needed to Protect Biodiversity: B.C. Falling Short
  • The Impacts of Fire and Climate Change on Wild Turkeys
  • B.C. to Reduce Hunting and Allow Resource Extraction
  • The Science and Impacts of Lead Ammunition
  • Continued Success for Bison Conservation
  • Overview of Efforts to Suspend Black Bear Hunting in California
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Top Posts
  • 5 Knots You Need in the Outdoors
    5 Knots You Need in the Outdoors
  • Magnetic North, True North, and the Importance of Declination
    Magnetic North, True North, and the Importance of Declination
  • How Are Species Named: A Background on Binomial Nomenclature
    How Are Species Named: A Background on Binomial Nomenclature
  • Introduction to Archery: Terminology, Definitions, and Specifications
    Introduction to Archery: Terminology, Definitions, and Specifications
  • Anthropomorphism: What Is It and Can It Benefit Conservation?
    Anthropomorphism: What Is It and Can It Benefit Conservation?
Recent Posts
  • Here’s to Newfoundland and Labrador: A Black Bear Hunt in Nain February 28, 2023
  • The Personal is Political: Conservation, Community, and Justice January 30, 2023
  • Complexity Over Panacea: Science and Social Values in Conservation October 20, 2022
  • Arctic Habitat Conservation Requires Climate Change Action May 3, 2022
  • “Transformative” Change Needed to Protect Biodiversity: B.C. Falling Short April 19, 2022
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Recent Posts
  • Here’s to Newfoundland and Labrador: A Black Bear Hunt in Nain
  • The Personal is Political: Conservation, Community, and Justice
  • Complexity Over Panacea: Science and Social Values in Conservation
  • Arctic Habitat Conservation Requires Climate Change Action
  • “Transformative” Change Needed to Protect Biodiversity: B.C. Falling Short
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    • Hunting for Effective Post-COVID Wildlife Policies
    • The Ethics of Killing Animals: There Is No One Answer
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    • Reducing Our Footprints in the Backcountry
    • Harvest or Kill? Considering Our Choice of Language in Hunting Stories
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