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  • Introduction
  • Europe’s carnivores – recovery and conflicts
  • The multi-functionality of large carnivore hunting
  • Large carnivores under the Bern Convention
    • A note on interpreting the Convention and its relationship with the EU Habitats Directive
    • Does the Bern Convention seek to conserve wildlife populations or to protect individual animals from being killed
    • The role of cultural requirements within the scheme of the Convention
  • Exploring the legality of lethal control
    • Condition #1: No satisfactory alternatives
    • Condition #2: No detrimental effect on the population
    • Serious damage
    • Overriding public interest
    • Public safety
    • Judicious use
    • Ending suffering
    • Guidance from the Habitats Directive
  • Conclusions
    • The Convention’s objectives
    • Proportionality
    • The need to document reasoning and utility
    • Which public
    • Strict on goals, flexible on means
  • Acknowledgements
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