Titlebook: Marine Mammal Welfare; Human Induced Change Andy Butterworth Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 cetacean, pinniped, ursid,

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Andy Butterworth,Sue SayerI use the term ‘interactive problem solving’. The fullest — indeed, the paradigmatic — application of the approach is represented by problem-solving workshops,. although it involves a variety of other activities as well. In fact, I have increasingly come to see interactive problem solving as an appr

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Rebecca AldworthI use the term ‘interactive problem solving’. The fullest — indeed, the paradigmatic — application of the approach is represented by problem-solving workshops,. although it involves a variety of other activities as well. In fact, I have increasingly come to see interactive problem solving as an appr

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Introduction, but, do humans really have any responsibility to the welfare of wild marine mammals? The answer to this is, I suspect, ‘it depends’. The marine mammals reflect mammalian adaptations to a fully aquatic (cetaceans, sirenia), mostly aquatic (seals, sea lions) or semiaquatic (otters, polar bear) life.

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Of Poisons and Plastics: An Overview of the Latest Pollution Issues Affecting Marine Mammals,icides and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and associated successful declines in environmental loadings followed. However, it has very recently become apparent that PCBs continue to pose a significant threat. This is especially the case for certain cetacean populations in Europe which now seem to b

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Welfare Implications of Cetacean Bycatch and Entanglementsnd entanglement in most of the world’s fisheries. Existing laws focus on maintenance of populations rather than welfare. Yet bycatch has wide-reaching welfare consequences, affecting quality of life for the many cetaceans that become injured and stressed or suffer the loss of conspecifics. For each

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From Hunting to Watching: Human Interactions with Cetaceanseleventh century, it was not until the seventeenth century that the industry expanded rapidly. Early whaling targeted right and bowhead whales and then shifted to sperm whales. Technological developments in the nineteenth century allowed other species to be exploited, and at the end of the century,

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