Research Needs to Support Community-Based Wildlife Management

This article summarizes continuing research needs to inform and support improved community-based wildlife management. These research needs include developing an improved understanding of human communities and their relationship to protected areas, better incorporating input from local or indigenous people into management decisions, and better understanding whether support or opposition for a given policy has primarily a cultural or economic root cause. Other research needs revolve around the diverse global policies related to wildlife ownership. Further research is also needed on collaborative processes, including what processes are most effective in particular situations at the community level, and how collaboration between community leaders and conservation professionals can occur most effectively

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• Ecotourism for Conservation

  Open Access•Amanda L Stronza, Amanda Stronza et al.•Annual Review of Environment and…•2019

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• A Proposed General Model for Southern African Community-Based Wildlife Management

  Peter J Balint•Human Dimensions of Wildlife•2007

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• Ecotourism and Conservation

  Amanda Stronza, Fernanda De Vasconcellos Pegas et al.•Human Dimensions of Wildlife•2008

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• Human dimensions of timber rattlesnake ( Crotalus horridus ) management to reduce human-wildlife conflict

  Abigail R Dunn, Anita T Morzillo et al.•Human Dimensions of Wildlife•2024

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