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Believed effect - A prerequisite but not a guarantee for acceptance of carnivore management interventions

2020-01-01

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Conflicts over wildlife and their potential impacts on human practices and livelihoods are widespread. Large carnivore predation on livestock often becomes a contested topic which has led to global declines in carnivore numbers over centuries. To minimise impacts of carnivores on human livelihoods and allow conservation, various interventions are used to prevent attacks. However, these interventions can only be ef...

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Literature Corpus work: 10d908a3-79f3-51c2-b4be-fa153010394f
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2019.108251

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