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Sense of place and attitudes towards future generations for conservation of coastal areas in the Satoumi of Japan

2017-05-01

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To sustainably manage coastal areas and conserve coastal biodiversity, the participation of local residents and other stakeholders is indispensable. In the coastal areas of the Satoumi in Japan, where biodiversity and production have increased through human involvement, participatory management has become an urgent matter because of a reduced number of fishermen. Previous studies have identified that people's sens...

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Literature Corpus work: 7a631141-8b49-5680-8e24-f022eb6ab563
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2017.02.041

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