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Spatial tradeoffs between residents’ preferences for brown bear conservation and the mitigation of human–bear conflicts

2014-08-01

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The present study analyzes the preferences of residents around protected areas for brown bear conservation. We use a discrete choice experiment visualized with regional maps in order to explore preferences for bear conservation across six areas, namely three residential areas, popular tourist sites, and protected areas in Shiretoko Peninsula, Japan. The presented results show that the sampled residents have hetero...

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abe39b6e-f541-5906-adc7-c8f26c625b68
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10.1016/j.biocon.2014.05.019
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