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The Perspectives of Key Stakeholders on the Reintroduction of Apex Predators to the United Kingdom.

2023-12-25

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Apex predators were extirpated from the UK hundreds of years ago. Practitioners have recently advocated for reintroductions of predators in the UK given their role as keystone species. For a reintroduction to take place, a survey of public desirability needs to be conducted. We aimed to understand the perspectives of people across the United Kingdom on the reintroduction of Eurasian lynxes, grey wolves, and brown...

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DOI: 10.20944/preprints202312.1875.v1

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