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Keshab Gogoi1, Kausik Banerjee1, Stotra Chakrabarti1,2

  • 1Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun, India.

Conservation biology : the journal of the Society for Conservation Biology
|November 28, 2024
PubMed
概括

由于社会文化宽容,法律保护和适应,印度的人类和亚洲狮子的共存正在增加. 生态旅游和土地共享方法可以支持全球的长期食肉动物保护.

关键词:
亚洲狮子是一种亚洲狮子.一个小女孩,一个小女孩.社区态度 社区的态度社区的态度 社区的态度在此期间,他获得了"加纳德拉补偿".野生动物冲突在土地的分配.生态系统服务生态系统服务人类与食肉动物的相互作用人类与食肉动物的互动土地的共享方式.亚洲狮子 亚洲狮子牲畜补偿 动物补偿环境服务 环境服务野生动物冲突 野生动物冲突

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