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Social networks and information silos influence conservation knowledge in tourist populations

2026-04-04

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Marine tourism is a rapidly expanding industry with significant impacts on marine ecosystems and species. The behavior of individuals engaging with these ecosystems for economic or recreational purposes plays a strong role in the success of conservation efforts. To mitigate some of the negative effects human actions can have on ecosystems, effective dissemination of conservation knowledge and policies is required....

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Literature Corpus work: f69f11ee-1929-57d9-bf55-b898103745a6
DOI: 10.32942/x2mh3h

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