Abstract

The recovery of sea otters in Pacific Canada is broadly seen as a rewilding success story because they contribute to a more productive and biodiverse ecosystem. However, they also displace local fisheries by eating commercially valuable shellfish. Our study examined some of the costs and benefits from the recovery of this endearing, endangered animal. - submission by Edward Gregr

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