Critical research gaps in understanding Southeast Asian women’s wildlife trade and use practices

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Conservation Science, September 2022

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02 Nov 2022

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RT @__EODavis: I'm very happy to announce an article I've authored for the special issue "Women in Human-Wildlife Dynamics". In this open a…

29 Sep 2022

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RT @__EODavis: In a beautiful coincidence, the amazing Cambodian scientist @Thonalim1 and others (including myself!) present information on…

28 Sep 2022

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In a beautiful coincidence, the amazing Cambodian scientist @Thonalim1 and others (including myself!) present information on traditional Khmer medicine in Cambodia, including women's medicinal practices and use of wildlife: https://t.co/wXowCGEnNr

27 Sep 2022

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