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  • Conservation Biology
  • Environmental Economics
  • Ecosystem Management

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  • Dachigam National Park is a critical habitat for endangered species, including the unique Hangul (Kashmir red deer) and the Asiatic Black Bear.
  • The park faces significant anthropogenic pressures, threatening its biodiversity and ecological integrity.
  • Biodiversity conservation is essential for maintaining ecosystem services and ecological balance.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To estimate household willingness to pay (WTP) for biodiversity conservation initiatives in Dachigam National Park.
  • To determine the economic value households place on specific conservation attributes within the park.
  • To provide economic insights for improved management and sustainable utilization of the park's natural resources.

Main Methods:

  • A choice experiment survey was conducted among households near Dachigam National Park.
  • Key attributes for conservation included endangered species protection, park area expansion, and research/education opportunities.
  • Willingness to pay was estimated using a monetary variable linked to increased water rates.

Main Results:

  • Household WTP for enhancing endangered species populations ranged from Rs. 109.48 to Rs. 138.48.
  • WTP for park area improvement varied between Rs. 48.54 and Rs. 82.36.
  • Households indicated a WTP of Rs. 67.21 to Rs. 101.35 for increased research and education opportunities.

Conclusions:

  • The study demonstrates a significant household willingness to pay for biodiversity conservation in Dachigam National Park.
  • The estimated WTP values underscore the economic importance of biological resources for effective conservation strategies.
  • Findings can inform policy and management decisions for sustainable natural resource utilization and biodiversity protection.