Wildlife Toxicology: Emerging Contaminant and Biodiversity Issues

Wildlife Toxicology and Biodiversity

Edited by Ronald J. Kendall, Thomas E. Lacher, and other experts, this book examines the effects of environmental contaminants and emerging stressors on wildlife and biodiversity. It provides a global perspective on toxicological threats, including pesticides and other pollutants, and explores their impacts on wildlife health, populations, and ecosystems. The book supports research and conservation efforts aimed at understanding and addressing environmental risks to wildlife.

Key Features:

• Examines emerging toxicological threats to wildlife and biodiversity
• Explores the effects of pesticides and environmental contaminants
• Provides a global perspective on environmental stressors
• Discusses contaminant impacts on wildlife health and survival
• Explores risks to wildlife populations and ecosystems
• Highlights the relationship between toxicology and biodiversity conservation
• Addresses challenges in assessing environmental contamination
• Supports research into wildlife exposure and toxic effects
• Connects toxicological findings with wildlife population concerns
• Serves as a reference for researchers, ecologists, and wildlife professionals