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Graphical factorial surveys reveal the acceptability of wildlife observation at protected areas

2019-03-21

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Approaching large ungulates at protected areas is dangerous both for visitors and the animals. Nudging interventions can mitigate this issue, but conservationists need to be sure about which factors influence the acceptability of human-wildlife encounters, to design them. In summer 2018, we recruited a sample of visitors (n = 205) at the Gran Paradiso National Park (Italy). They evaluated the ac...

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DOI: 10.1101/580688

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