MSU researcher conducting interviews to understand what motivates communities to protect wildlife

Julie Viollaz, a Research Associate at MSU and Associate Conservation Scientist for Global Wildlife Conservation, is shifting her team's focus from biology to sociology to better understand why people engage in wildlife crime.

May 30, 2018

Shifting from biology to sociology: Doing interviews of communities to understand their willingness to protect local wildlife

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