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How climate change and population growth will shape attendance and human-wildlife interactions at British Columbia parks

2023-07-12

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Protected areas are important for ecological conservation while simultaneously supporting culturally, and economically valuable tourism. However, excessive guest volumes strain operations and risk human-wildlife conflict, threatening the sustainability of nature-based tourism. Thus, park managers need to know what factors underpin attendance and how these might interact to shape future attendance. Using a decade o...

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Literature Corpus work: e234912b-e180-508e-8b8d-754416064a90
DOI: 10.1101/2023.07.11.548618

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