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Landscapes of coexistence: generating predictive risk models to mitigate human-raptor conflicts in forest socio-ecosystems

2020-11-01

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Human persecution is a worldwide threat to raptors, contributing to the decline of many species. Perceived or real predation of domestic animals is the main driver of persecution and a barrier to the success of conservation initiatives. Predictive risk models are used to identify hazards in order to target effective prevention actions, and they have been successfully applied to conflicts with top predators. The An...

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Literature Corpus work: 5608b2f8-61c4-5e97-b5aa-4250ef2bafa2
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2020.108795

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