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Leader Williams, N., 2008. Harvesting theory and its relevance to making non-detriment findings. Proceedings of International Expert Workshop on CITES Non-Detriment Findings, Cancun, Mexico, November 17th to 22nd, 2008, pp. 1-15

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Leader Williams, N.; Milledge, S.; Adcock, K.; Brooks, M.; Conway, A.; Knight, M.; Mainka, S.; Martin, E.B.; Teferi, T., 2005. Trophy hunting of black rhino Diceros bicornis: proposals to ensure its future sustainability. Journal of International Wildlife Law and Policy 8 (1): 1-11

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Walpole, M.J.; Karanja, G.G.; Sitati, N.W.; Leader Williams, N., 2003. Wildlife and people: conflict and conservation in Masai Mara, Kenya. London, International Institute for Environment and Development (Wildlife and Development series, no. 14), pp. i-xi, 1-59

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Leader Williams, N., 2002. Regulation and protection: successes and failures in rhinoceros conservation: pp.89-99

 In: Oldfield, S. The trade in wildlife: regulation for conservation. London, Earthscan: pp.


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Davies, G.; Heydon, M.; Leader Williams, N.; MacKinnon, J.; Newing, H., 2001. The effects of logging on tropical forest ungulates: pp. 93-124

 In: Fimbel, R.A. et al. The cutting edge: conserving wildlife in logged tropical forest. New York, Columbia University Press: pp. i-xxiv, 1-808


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Leader Williams, N.; Brett, R.A.; Brooks, M.; Craig, I.; Du Toit, R.; Emslie, R.H.; Knight, M.H.; Stanley Price, M.R.; Stockill, C., 1997. A scheme for differentiating and defining the different situations under which live rhinos are conserved. Pachyderm 23: 24-28, fig. 1, table 1

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Leader Williams, N.; Kayera, J.A.; Overton, G.L., 1996. Tourist hunting in Tanzania: proceedings of a workshop held in July 1993. Gland, IUCN, pp. i-viii, 1-138

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Leader Williams, N., 1994. Evaluation of rhino conservancy project. Harare, WWF, pp. 1-31

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Leader Williams, N., 1993. Theory and pragmatism in the conservation of rhinos: pp. 69-81, figs. 1-8

 In: Ryder, O.A. Rhinoceros biology and conservation: Proceedings of an international conference, San Diego, U.S.A. San Diego, Zoological Society: pp. i-v, 1-368


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Milner-Gulland, E.J.; Leader Williams, N.; Beddington, J.R., 1993. Is dehorning African rhinos worthwhile?. Pachyderm 17: 52-58, figs. 1-3, table 1

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Leader Williams, N.; Albon, S.D.; Berry, P.S.M., 1990. Illegal exploitation of black rhinoceros and elephant populations: patterns of decline, law enforcement and patrol effort in Luangwa Valley, Zambia. Journal of Applied Ecology 27 (3): 1055-1087, figs. 1-19, tables 1-4

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Leader Williams, N., 1989. Luangwa rhinos: 'Big is best, small is feasible'. Pachyderm 12: 27-28

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Leader Williams, N., 1989. Desert rhino dehorned. Nature 340, 1989 August 24: 599, fig. 1

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Leader Williams, N., 1988. Patterns of depletion in a black rhinoceros population in Luangwa Valley, Zambia. African Journal of Ecology 26: 181-187, figs. 1-4

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Leader Williams, N.; Albon, S.D., 1988. Allocation of resources for conservation. Nature 336: 533-535, figs. 1-4

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