Natalie Jacewicz
@njacewicz.bsky.social
Assistant prof, University of San Diego School of Law. Cares about: Environmental law, climate, animals, admin law, torts, and dessert.
To learn more about what works and doesn’t in litigating predator management, check out @alexerwin.bsky.social’s paper: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
Litigating Predator Management
Despite significant gains over the last half century, predators such as mountain lions, wolves, and bears are in the crosshairs once again. Scientific man
papers.ssrn.com
August 6, 2025 at 4:21 PM
To learn more about what works and doesn’t in litigating predator management, check out @alexerwin.bsky.social’s paper: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
Ha! Yes, the article acknowledges that people may have different preferences about the abundance of different kinds of wild animals. And a few types of wildlife (see jellyfish) have increased in recent years. But mostly, we’re in a world with less wildlife, even the boring, stalker kind.
July 21, 2025 at 8:37 PM
Ha! Yes, the article acknowledges that people may have different preferences about the abundance of different kinds of wild animals. And a few types of wildlife (see jellyfish) have increased in recent years. But mostly, we’re in a world with less wildlife, even the boring, stalker kind.
I argue diminishing abundance threatens goals set out by various environmental laws and suggest ways to better protect common wildlife. Thanks to all who gave feedback on this piece! (And there's still time for more feedback, if you feel so inclined.)
July 21, 2025 at 5:45 PM
I argue diminishing abundance threatens goals set out by various environmental laws and suggest ways to better protect common wildlife. Thanks to all who gave feedback on this piece! (And there's still time for more feedback, if you feel so inclined.)