Cover: A young female Cape pangolin (Smutsia temminckii) rescued from poachers is held by a ranger at Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique. Myriad motivations and behaviors drive consumption of wildlife, from subsistence to social status. Pangolins are illegally killed for their meat and scales. Tracking and understanding consumer behavior and motivations can inform measures to combat this threat to biodiversity. In a special section on conservation culturomics, Li et al. (pages xx‐xx) examined social media to rapidly and cost‐effectively determine motivations for the purchase of tiger bone wine, a medicinal tonic. Using an expert‐elicitation approach, Walters et al. developed a typology of common motivations held by consumers of wildlife (pages xxx‐xxx).

Photographer: Jen Guyton is a photographer and ecologist with a passion for telling stories at the junction of global environmental change and human culture. Jen is a National Geographic Explorer, 2019 Fulbright‐National Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellow in Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique, and a Fellow with the International League of Conservation Photographers (iLCP). She has a PhD in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from Princeton University. Her photos have been published in National Geographic Online, BBC Wildlife Magazine, biographic, and have been honored in Wildlife Photographer of the Year and Nature's Best. Jen is currently based near Frankfurt, Germany.

封面：一名从偷猎者手中救出的年轻雌性开山穿山甲（Smutsia temminckii）由一名护林员在莫桑比克Gorongosa国家公园举行。从生存到社会地位，无数的动机和行为驱使野生动植物的消费。穿山甲因其肉和鳞片而被非法杀害。跟踪和了解消费者的行为和动机可以为应对这种对生物多样性的威胁提供信息。Li等人在关于养护文化的特殊章节中。（第xx-xx页）检查了社交媒体，以快速，经济高效地确定购买虎骨酒（药用补品）的动机。使用专家启发方法，Walters等人。建立了野生动植物消费者共同动机的类型学（第xxx-xxx页）。

摄影师：詹·盖顿（Jen Guyton）是一位摄影师兼生态学家，他热衷于在全球环境变化与人类文化交汇处讲故事。詹（Jen）是国家地理探索者，2019年莫桑比克Gorongosa国家公园的富布赖特（Fulbright）国家地理数字讲故事研究员，也是国际自然保护摄影师联盟（iLCP）的研究员。她拥有普林斯顿大学的生态学和进化生物学博士学位。她的照片已发表在《国家地理在线》，《 BBC野生动物杂志》和传记中，并获得了“年度野生动物摄影师”和“自然风光”奖。Jen目前位于德国法兰克福附近。