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The human side of rewilding: Attitudes towards multi-species restoration at the public-private land nexus

2024-06-01

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Rewilding is an increasingly popular approach to ecosystem-level restoration whereby strengthening ecosystem resilience and functionality is achieved through restoring previously extirpated species and/or ecological processes. Although rewilding has been broadly applied in many systems globally, there are limited examples that use sociological information to inform multi-species restoration efforts under this para...

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Literature Corpus work: adbda24a-c70d-540e-973b-29976b00029b
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2024.110652

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