Conservation Behavior takes a comprehensive and practical look at a crucial question in wildlife conservation: how can an understanding of how animals behave – and why they behave the way they do – help us to design and implement better conservation strategies? The book is a remarkably broad, yet detailed survey of different dimensions of the interaction between behavioural ecology and wildlife conservation, and weaves an example-rich story of how to turn a deeper understanding of the many aspects of animal behaviour, into practical plans for optimising conservation intervention.