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Analysing stakeholders’ perceptions of wolf, lynx and fox in a Dutch riverine area

2017-06-01

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In the last decades, populations of large carnivores have been making a spectacular return, especially in the USA and Western Europe. These population recoveries result partially from protective legislation and reintroduction programs, but possibly also from land use changes and from large carnivores adapting to human environments. Although public support for large carnivore protection seems to be growing, some st...

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Literature Corpus work: 96104267-7b00-5acc-b898-9ebac0391c86
DOI: 10.1007/s10531-017-1329-5

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