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Mapping Minds to Manage the Tiger of Rivers: A Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping Approach to Understanding Multi-Stakeholder Perspectives on Mahseer Conservation

2025-12-10

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Conservation of mahseers, a group of charismatic freshwater fishes native to the South, East and South-East Asia, situated at the intersection of complex social, ecological and economic landscapes, necessitates the integration of the knowledge, mental models, and expectation of different stakeholders. Using a Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping approach, this study generated collective mental models of mahseer conservation in...

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Literature Corpus work: 95bba661-30e4-5c1b-baff-179b20180460
DOI: 10.64898/2025.12.07.692881

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