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Opportunities for prioritizing and expanding conservation enterprise in India using carnivores as flagships

2020-01-03

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Conservation interventions in developing countries are frequently thwarted by socio-economic agendas, severely limiting the scope and rigor of biodiversity and habitat conservation. Very few ecological assessments incorporate human interests in conservation prioritization, creating asynchrony between planning and implementation. For conservation actions to be logistically feasible, multiple criteria including ecol...

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Literature Corpus work: 42c72604-17f1-5e50-a28e-c25aa27bf957
DOI: 10.1101/2020.01.03.894311

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