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Redmond, I. (2001) Coltan Boom, Gorilla Bust: The Impact of Coltan Mining on Gorillasand other Wildlife in Eastern DRC. A Report for the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund Europe andthe Born Free Foundation, pdf version at www.bornfree.org.uk/coltan (A shortenedversion appeared in Gorilla Journal 22: 13 – 16).Redmond, I. (2002a) Malaysian zoo swaps tigers for gorillas. BBC Wildlife, 20 (4):Redmond, I. (2002b) I mourn for my old friends. BBC Wildlife, 20 (7): 37.Redmond, I. (2006). Let Them Eat LSD Bushmeat – Thoughts Arising from Brown vs.Robinson. In State of the Wild 2006: A Global Portrait of Wildlife, Wildlands and Oceans.(Edited by Sharon Guynup) Washington, DC: Wildlife Conservation Society/Island Press.Rigava, N. (2001). Participatory wildlife quota setting process: linking biodiversityconservation, sustainable use and equity issues. CBD Technical Series No. 3:Assesssment, Conservation and Sustainable Use of Forest Biodiversity. Secretariatof the Convention on Biological Diversity, UNEP.Rijksen, H.D. and Meijaard, E. (1999) Our Vanishing Relative: The Status of WildOrangutans at the Close of the Twentieth Century. Kluwer Academic Publishers,Dordrecht, Netherlands.Riley, J. (2002). Mammals on the Sangihe and Talaud Islands, Indonesia, and theimpact of hunting and habitat loss. Oryx 36: 288 – 296.Robinson, J. G. & Bodmer, R. E. (1999). Towards wildlife management in tropicalforests. Journal of Wildlife Management 63: 1 – 13Robinson, J. G. (In press) Biting the Hand That Feeds You – The Consumption ofNature and Natural Resources in the Tropics. In State of the Wild 2006: A GlobalPortrait of Wildlife, Wildlands and Oceans. (Edited by Sharon Guynup) Washington, DC:Wildlife Conservation Society/Island Press.Robinson, J.G. & Bennett E.L. (2000). Hunting for sustainability in tropical forests.Columbia University Press, New York.Robinson, J.G. & Redford, K.H. (1991). Neotropical Wildlife Use and Conservation.Chicago University Press, Chicago, US.Robinson, J.G. (1995). Hunting for Wildlife in Forest Patches: An ephemeral resource.Wildlife Conservation Society, New York, US.Robinson, J.G., Redford, K.H. & Bennett, E.L. (1999). Wildlife harvest in loggedtropical forest. Science 284: 595 – 596.REFERENCESWSPA/APE ALLIANCERECIPES FOR SURVIVALNoss, A.J. (1998). Cable snares and bushmeat markets in a Central African Forest.Environmental Conservation 25: 228 – 233.Oates, J.F., Abedi-Lartey, M., McGraw, W.S., Struhsaker, T. & Whitesides, G. (2000).Extinction of a West African red colobus monkey. Conservation Biology 14: 1526 – 1532.Othman, M. (2002). Global and government efforts to address the bushmeat crisis. InAZA Communique, November 2002, pp35 – 37. American Zoo Association, US.Pearce, J. & Ammann, K. (1995). Slaughter of the apes: how the tropical timberindustry is devouring Africa’s great apes. World Society for the Protection of Animals,London, UK.Peeters, M., Courgnaud, V., Abeta, B. et al (2002). Risk to human health from apletnoro of simian immunodeficiency viruses in primate bushmeat. Emergence ofInfectious Diseases 8:451 – 457Peterson, D & Ammann, K. (2003). Eating apes. University of California Press, USA.Racer, P. (2004). Ebola virus may be spreading to humans through infected meat.Associated Press website, 15 January 2004.Raffaele, P. (2005). Stop the carnage. Smithsonian Institute magazine, pp40 – 46,January 2005.Ray, J.C., Stein, J.T. & BCTF (2002). BCTF Fact Sheet: Forest carnivores and theAfrican bushmeat trade. Bushmeat Crisis Task Force. Washignton, DC.Redford, K. H. & Robinson, J. G. (1991). Sustainable Harvest of Neotropical ForestAnimals. In: Neotropical Wildlife Use and Conservation (eds. Redford, K. H. & Robinson,J. G.), pp415 – 429. University of Chicago Press, Chicago.Redford, K.H. (1992). The empty forest. Bioscience 42: 412 – 422.Redmond, I. (1989) Trade in gorillas and other primates in the People’s Republic ofCongo. An investigation for International Primate Protection League, 42pp plusappendices and photographs.Redmond, I. (1996). The ethics of eating ape. BBC Wildlife, 13 (10): 72 – 74.Redmond, I. (1995). Elephant family values. In The Exploitation of MammalPopulations, Eds. Taylor, V. and Dunstone, N., Chapman & Hall, London. pp.358 – 375.117WSPA/APE ALLIANCE116