Euan Ritchie

Applied ecology and conservation research, Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia

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BBC: More than three quarters of large carnivores now in decline

The BBC’s Matt McGrath speaks to Professor William Ripple about the global decline of the world’s top predators, and how we are all paying the price.

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This entry was posted in Media and tagged extinction, predators on 12 January 2014 by Euan Ritchie.

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