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Sustainable use of caiman in Argentina: An analysis from the perspective of the stakeholders involved

2017-08-01

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Commercial use of wildlife is considered a potential tool of conservation and sustainable development, under the ideological assumption that the economic valuation of them generates incentives for conservation, as well as the ecosystems they inhabit, while benefiting local communities. However, many authors question the scope of these initiatives. The reptiles represent 61% of the value of this trade. Two species...

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Literature Corpus work: 80cd28d0-9e74-5144-9e0f-db100358f063
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2017.06.012

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