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The image serves as a compelling case study in algorithmic decision-making, showing how optimization for one metric (growth) can create critical shortfalls in others (capacity).

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Experts discuss strategies for managing Mexican wolf population growth amid rising pressures Presentation outlines executable strategies for addressing Mexican wolf population concerns.

Cochise County officials are tackling the heated debate between wildlife conservation and local agriculture as they confront the growing Mexican wolf population.

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South Carolina leads nation in population growth surpassing Texas and Florida South Carolina experiences 1.7% population growth driven by low prices and strong labor markets.

South Carolina is outpacing Texas and Florida as the fastest-growing state in the nation, with a remarkable 1.7% population surge driven by low costs and a booming labor market!

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Under a population-management system of reduced breeding and unconditional survival (Upper Row), individual zoo animal longevity is maximized, but at a cost to animal welfare and population sustainability. Such a system pushes animal mortality into the margins of public discourse, often hindering conservation strategies. With death as a management option (Lower Row), animal welfare is improved, and population structures are more robust.

Under a population-management system of reduced breeding and unconditional survival (Upper Row), individual zoo animal longevity is maximized, but at a cost to animal welfare and population sustainability. Such a system pushes animal mortality into the margins of public discourse, often hindering conservation strategies. With death as a management option (Lower Row), animal welfare is improved, and population structures are more robust.

Opinion piece: It may be a taboo prospect for many, but #zoos could benefit from embracing respectful animal culling in the interest of #education and #conservation. In PNAS Front Matter: www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/... #zoo #AnimalWelfare #PopulationManagement

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Fixing India’s street dog problem | It’s not as simple as ABC Mumbai and Bengaluru are getting it right with WhatsApp groups, collars with QR codes, and a symbiotic relationship between dog lovers and local authorities. But elsewhere, the Animal Birth Control pr...

🐶The key to successful #PopulationManagement is to focus on the root causes & not just treat the symptoms.

This article explores India’s efforts, highlighting successes & the challenges of scaling them nationwide: bit.ly/3WrJ8Fu

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Under a population-management system of reduced breeding and unconditional survival (Upper Row), individual zoo animal longevity is maximized, but at a cost to animal welfare and population sustainability. Such a system pushes animal mortality into the margins of public discourse, often hindering conservation strategies. With death as a management option (Lower Row), animal welfare is improved, and population structures are more robust. Zoos can educate about the role of death in natural processes, animal population management, and conservation, encouraging responsible duty of care and respect for nature. Global giraffe zoo population data from ref. 8 highlight rapid changes in metapopulation age structure following international debate surrounding the culling of giraffe Marius in 2014.

Under a population-management system of reduced breeding and unconditional survival (Upper Row), individual zoo animal longevity is maximized, but at a cost to animal welfare and population sustainability. Such a system pushes animal mortality into the margins of public discourse, often hindering conservation strategies. With death as a management option (Lower Row), animal welfare is improved, and population structures are more robust. Zoos can educate about the role of death in natural processes, animal population management, and conservation, encouraging responsible duty of care and respect for nature. Global giraffe zoo population data from ref. 8 highlight rapid changes in metapopulation age structure following international debate surrounding the culling of giraffe Marius in 2014.

Opinion piece: While it may be a taboo prospect for many, #zoos should consider embracing respectful animal culling in the interest of #education and #conservation. In PNAS Front Matter: www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

#zoo #AnimalWelfare #PopulationManagement

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For decades volunteers have been sterilizing, vaccinating & caring for the Old San Juan 🐈s@ #Commonwealth of #PuertoRico 🇵🇷. @NationalParkService threatens the survival of these #CommunityCats Support Alley Cat Allies & the #TNR / #TNVR cats 🐈‍⬛ of #OldSanJuan
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A Survey taken at #HIMSS15 on the state of Clinical Decision Support
http://medical.logicnets.com/himss15-cds-survey/ #HITsm #CDS #populationmanagement #Physicians

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