Wildlife Toxicology: Emerging Contaminant and Biodiversity Issues

Wildlife Toxicology

A comprehensive reference examining environmental toxicology, emerging contaminants, and their effects on wildlife and biodiversity. It explores chemical and environmental stressors, including pesticides, pollutants, climate change, atmospheric contaminants, and other emerging threats, while highlighting approaches for assessing population impacts and developing effective conservation strategies.

Key Features

• Covers wildlife toxicology and environmental contaminants
• Examines the effects of pesticides and emerging chemical threats
• Explores impacts of contaminants on wildlife populations and biodiversity
• Addresses climate change and atmospheric contaminants
• Discusses ocean acidification, coral bleaching, and species range shifts
• Examines emerging diseases and environmental stressors
• Covers impacts associated with agriculture, biofuels, and industrial activities
• Explores population modeling and ecological risk assessment
• Includes relevant case studies of contaminant exposure and wildlife responses
• Discusses mitigation and conservation strategies for protecting biodiversity
• Useful for toxicologists, ecologists, wildlife researchers, conservation professionals, and environmental policymakers