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Situation-Specific “Impact Dependency” as a Determinant of Management Acceptability: Insights From Wolf and Grizzly Bear Management in Alaska

2006-06-01

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With increasing negative wildlife-related impacts on humans, public expectations of agency roles are transitioning and wildlife managers are becoming more concerned about public acceptance of management interventions, particularly lethal measures. One goal of human dimensions research in wildlife is to provide managers with a better understanding of the relationship among stakeholders' values, beliefs, and accepta...

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Literature Corpus work: 648b056a-eb01-5d1e-9276-6118cedad852
DOI: 10.2193/0091-7648(2006)34[426:sidaad]2.0.co;2

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