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General Information

The Role of Research in Evaluating Conservation Strategies in Tanzania: the Case of the Katavi‐Rukwa Ecosystem by Monique Borgerhoff Mulder, Tim Caro, Omary Ayubu Msago
The History and Traditions of the Pimbwe by Sarah-Jane Seel Peter Mgawe Monique Borgerhoff Mulder
Roads through National Parks: A Successful Case Study by Tim Caro Tropical Conservation ScienceVolume 8

Wildlife

On the merits and feasibility of wildlife monitoring for conservation: a case study from Katavi National Park, Tanzania by Tim Caro
Zebra stripes by Tim Caro
Lions, Bylaws, and Conservation Metrics by Monique Borgerhoff Mulder, Jonathan Lucas Kwiyega, Simone Beccaria, Sylvester Sadock Bwasama, Emily Fitzherbert, Peter Genda and Tim Caro
When protection falters by Tim Caro, Paul Scholte
Illegal hunting in the Katavi‐Rukwa ecosystem by Andimile Martin, Tim Caro
Woody vegetation structure and composition along a protection gradient in a miombo ecosystem of western Tanzania by Tasila Banda Mark W. Schwartz Tim Caro
The National Sukuma Expansion and Sukuma-Lion conflict by M. Borgerhoff Mulder E. B. Fitzherbert J. Mwalyoyo J. Mahenge
Edge effects and large mammal distributions in a national park by C. Kiffner, C. Stoner, T. Caro
Factors Affecting the Small Mammal Community Inside and Outside Katavi National Park, Tanzania by Tim Caro
Integrating research with management: the case of Katavi National Park, Tanzania by T. Caro, M. Elisa, J. Gara, D. Kadomo, A. Martin, D. Mushi & C. Timbuka
Edge effects and large mammal distributions in a national park by C. Kiffner, C. Stoner, T. Caro
Decline of large mammals in the Katavi-Rukwa ecosystem of western Tanzania by Tim Caro

Community issues

From Avengers to Hunters: Leveraging Collective Action for the Conservation of Endangered Lions by Emily Fitzherbert, Tim Caro, Paul Johnson, David Macdonald and Monique Borgerhoff Mulder (2014).
The consequences of internal migration in sub-Saharan Africa: A case study by Jon Salerno, Jacob Mwalyoyo, Tim Caro, Emily Fitzherbert and Monique Borgerhoff Mulder (2017).
Migrant decision-making in a frontier landscape (2016) by Jon Salerno
Cultural Variation, Decision Making, and Local Institutions: An Examination of Fuelwood Use in Western Tanzania
Seasonal food insecurity and perceived social support in rural Tanzania by Craig Hadley , Monique Borgerhoff Mulder and Emily Fitzherbert
Mapping of human-lion conflict within villages bordering protected areas in Western Tanzania by Kwiyega J.L., Mligo B.J. Gilya L., Borgerhoff Mulder M. and Caro T.(2023). ICCB2023.