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Science and Knowledge of Free‐Roaming Donkeys—A Critical Review

2021-08-01

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The emergence of free‐roaming donkey (Equus asinus) populations globally has brought novel challenges for conservationists, land managers, and those concerned about animal welfare. We provide a review of the scientific literature pertaining to the place and role of free‐roaming donkeys from 1950 until 2020. Using quantitative and qualitative techniques, namely categorical and thematic analysis and critical discour...

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d01b0f83-0267-519c-a4fb-f02d7b8c2eb6
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10.1002/jwmg.22090
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