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Determinants of invasive species policy: print media and agriculture determine United States invasive wild pig policy

2018-07-10

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Conflicts between wildlife, invasive species, and agricultural producers are increasing. Although direct management actions taken to mitigate these conflicts remain controversial, most stakeholders agree that better policies are needed to balance socio-economic considerations with invasive species management, wildlife conservation, and agriculture. However the interaction between societal and biological drivers th...

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Literature Corpus work: cef744ef-07de-53c3-81dd-d533a6901df7
DOI: 10.1101/364372

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