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… managers with his insight and understanding of people, livestock and wildlife in wetland settings. Vanessa Coldwell … managers with his insight and understanding of people, livestock and wildlife in wetland settings. Vanessa Coldwell, … and global movement of domestic animals for trade and farming can help to spread disease and also introduce novel …

… the Horse Protection Act, and (V) the Humane Methods of Livestock Slaughter Act. The laws surveyed here parallel, and … violations and seized his horses). V. Humane Methods of Livestock Slaughter Act: 7 U.S.C. §§ 1901–1907 A. The statute … U.S.C. §§ 601–625, regulates the handling and slaughter of livestock for human consumption at slaughterhouses producing …

… in dry, saline soils, and foliage that is unpalatable to livestock. Following the collapse of demand for Prosopis, … for a fuel source would logically lead to more planting or farming of the species. For established populations, only …

… it earned a local name meaning ‘no crop’. Unpalatable to livestock, the invasion of the weed results in grazing … Parthenium also poses a health problem for both humans and livestock. Contact with the plant or pollen can cause … Pests and diseases can also undermine local food and livestock production, thereby causing hunger and famine. …

… production systems. The introduction of cows and other livestock to Aus- tralia, Argentina and north-western America … animals, plants or micro-organisms is well documented. Livestock can bring in seeds in their gut, tubers can bring … landscaping, ornamental aquaculture, tourism and game-farming. The risk associated with different pathways varies …