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  • Conservation Science
  • Environmental Management
  • Conflict Resolution

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  • Conservation conflicts, involving social and environmental damage, require effective management strategies.
  • The selection criteria for different intervention types in conservation conflicts are not well understood.
  • Developing evidence-informed interventions necessitates understanding the factors influencing decision-making.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate how conflict characteristics and decision-maker attributes influence the selection of conservation intervention strategies.
  • To identify the most frequently recommended intervention types for managing conservation conflicts.
  • To explore the impact of specific conflict scenarios on intervention prioritization.

Main Methods:

  • A survey of 427 conservation researchers and practitioners was conducted.
  • An experimental design manipulated conflict scenarios, varying country development status, framing, and legality of wildlife killing.
  • Multinomial mixed logit models analyzed intervention preferences (wildlife impact reduction, awareness, enforcement, economic incentives, stakeholder engagement) based on scenario details and respondent characteristics.

Main Results:

  • Stakeholder engagement was the most frequently recommended intervention type overall.
  • Intervention recommendations were sensitive to subtle changes in conflict descriptions and respondent characteristics.
  • Enforcement and awareness interventions were favored for conflicts in developed nations and by natural scientists with less conflict experience.
  • Economic incentives were prioritized when wildlife killing was illegal.
  • Respondent demographics (age, gender) and home country development status also influenced choices.

Conclusions:

  • Conservation intervention selection is complex, influenced by both situational factors and individual decision-maker traits.
  • Tailoring interventions based on a nuanced understanding of conflict context and decision-maker profiles is crucial for effective conservation conflict management.
  • Further research into the drivers of conservation decision-making will enhance the development of evidence-informed strategies.