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Proxy variables of the closeness between humans and wildlife that associate with the public interest in bird species in Japan

2023-03-14

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Human–nature interactions are gaining attention as evidence accumulates on the health and well-being benefits of interacting with nature. Since public interest in the species affects support for biodiversity protection, it is important to elucidate and quantify the relevant factors in conservation efforts. However, the factors that affect public interest are highly abstract proxies for the distance between humans...

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Literature Corpus work: dada91ef-a957-5152-a8ad-31418d5ac7a3
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2671566/v1

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