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Quantifying wildlife watchers’ preferences to investigate the overlap between recreational and conservation value of natural areas

2019-02-01

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Nature‐based recreation substantially benefits human wellbeing, for example, by improving physical and mental health. However, recreation can also have severe ecological impacts. The recreational value of landscapes and natural areas is often used to generate support for public spending in conservation. However, we still don't know whether nature‐based recreationists place greater recreational value on natural are...

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Literature Corpus work: 041519fa-631a-5fa0-ac76-b6203ae13534
DOI: 10.1111/1365-2664.13274

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