Benefits of wildlife consumption to childhood nutrition in a biodiversity hotspot

Authors:

BJ Rodolph Rasolofoniaina, Christopher Golden, Claire Kremen, Lia Fernald

Tags:

Africa, childhood health, ecosystem services, epidemiology, hunting, Madagascar, protected areas, wildlife consumption

Journal:

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States

Year Published:

2011

Policy Summary

This study quantifies the costs of reduced access to wildlife for a rural community in Madagascar and illuminates pathways that may broadly link reduced natural resource access to declines in childhood health, including conservation enforcement.

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