The Predictive Ability of Wildlife Value Orientations for Mammal Management Varies with Species Conservation Status and Provenance
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questionnaire survey; general public; value orientations; cognitive hierarchy; conflict management; common species; rare species; Eastern Mediterranean;All these keywords.
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