Global Ecology and Conservation,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
46, С. e02614 - e02614
Опубликована: Авг. 25, 2023
Incorporating
local
farmers'
perceptions
into
conservation
management
has
great
significance
because
they
have
become
the
key
stakeholders
in
wildlife
conservation,
especially
that
of
waterbirds.
The
Black-necked
Crane
(Grus
nigricollis)
interacts
closely
with
farmers
throughout
its
distribution,
resulting
human–bird
conflict.
evaluation
ecosystem
services/disservices
among
populations
should
help
to
address
this
relationship.
We
examined
agreement
services
and
disservices
provided
by
one
large
wintering
sites
conducting
semi-structured
interviews
around
Caohai
Wetland
Guizhou
Province,
China.
influences
socio-demographic
variables,
ecological
knowledge,
attitude
on
were
explored
generalized
linear
mixed
models.
Most
perceived
a
few
benefits
from
Crane,
whereas
approximately
one-third
them
regarded
species
as
harmful.
most
mentioned
service
was
aesthetic
value,
followed
leisure
ecotourism,
therapeutic
while
crop
consumption
commonly
disservice.
Their
levels
associated
age,
those
determined
education
attainment
household
size.
Local
government
organizations
could
use
social
media
platforms,
such
TikTok
WeChat,
convey
information
or
black-necked
crane,
compensation
be
implemented
alleviate
farmer–bird
This
study
demonstrated
inclusion
management.
framework
can
applied
other
protected
ecosystems
facing
similar
situations.
Anthrozoös,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
37(5), С. 925 - 938
Опубликована: Май 9, 2024
Humans
mistreating,
exploiting,
and
abusing
animals
is
a
common
problem
in
our
society
related
to
speciesism.
Speciesism
refers
when
humans
assign
different
worth
beings
based
on
their
species.
A
way
used
by
animal
activists
reduce
harmful
behaviors
toward
involves
showing
people
illustrations
of
situations
which
are
harmed
but
where
the
roles
reversed.
It
unclear,
however,
whether
this
intervention
successful
reducing
speciesist
attitudes
animals.
As
may
increase
awareness
treatment
animals,
perspective-taking,
feelings
associated
with
injustice
we
expected
it
speciesism
compared
control
condition.
In
two
studies
(nStudy1
=
231
nStudy2
399),
participants
either
watched
or
did
not
watch
video
take
role
nonhuman
vice
versa.
Participants'
attitudes,
behavioral
intentions,
responses
were
measured.
Studies
1
2
showed
that
condition
more
strongly
intended
(in)directly
behavior
than
those
Feelings
mediated
effect
(Study
2).
There
no
effects
attitude
responses.
The
shows
promise
as
change
behavior.
Reasons
for
why
changed
intentions
discussed.
Environmental Communication,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 15
Опубликована: Ноя. 7, 2024
In
the
digital
age
online
platforms
provide
new
models
of
engagement
between
science
and
society.
Garnering
sufficient
involvement
in
conservation
relies
largely
on
communicating
aims
findings
research
projects.
Here,
role
social
media
understanding
ecology
an
elusive
wildcat,
caracal
(Caracal
caracal),
Cape
Town,
South
Africa
is
explored.
There
has
been
sustained
growth
Urban
Caracal
Project's
following
since
its
inception
2014
(>16,800
followers
Facebook;
>
7,300
Instagram).
The
public
made
valuable
contributions
to
core
aims,
including
reporting
sightings
mortalities.
Encounters
with
Town's
caracals
are
positive
experiences
revealing
attitudes
care
for
species.
Social
a
launchpad
other
forms
engagement,
enhancing
project's
scientific
outreach
reputation.
success
appeal
likely
stems
from
phenomenon
"cats
internet,"
relying
use
domestic
cats
popular
meme
culture.
Using
aesthetic
species,
such
as
caracal,
effective
way
capture
attention
communicate
importance
conserving
urban
wildlife.
These
highlight
smaller
carnivores
flagship
species
rapidly
urbanizing
areas.
Conservation Biology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
37(3)
Опубликована: Янв. 20, 2023
Abstract
Cultural
data
is
a
powerful
tool
to
analyze
public
awareness
of
key
societal
issues,
including
the
conservation
nature.
I
used
two
publicly
available
repositories
cultural
data,
Google
Trends
and
Ngram,
quantify
effect
International
Union
for
Conservation
Nature
(IUCN)
Red
List
status
on
attention
toward
4539
mammal
species.
With
Trends,
calculated
whether
searches
their
common
scientific
names
have
been
increasing
or
decreasing
over
time.
also
ran
an
anomaly
detection
analysis
investigate
change
in
red‐list
directly
results
increase
searches.
Additionally,
quantified
mentions
species’
English
texts
with
Ngram.
Overall,
most
species
remained
at
similar
levels
increased
since
2008.
The
severity
IUCN
was
significant
predictor
searches,
although
size
relatively
small.
Red‐list
seemed
strongly
confounded
body
size.
Species
that
moved
higher‐risk
category
spiked
significantly
after
new
designation.
mention
Ngram's
2019
corpus
as
increased.
These
provide
valuable
insight
into
importance
usefulness
examining
effectiveness
specific
efforts
thus
evaluating
targets
support
funding.
Frontiers in Conservation Science,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
4
Опубликована: Фев. 9, 2023
Introduction
To
sustain
black
bear
(Ursus
americanus)
populations,
wildlife
managers
should
understand
the
coupled
socio-ecological
systems
that
influence
acceptance
capacity
for
bears.
Method
In
a
study
area
encompassing
portion
of
New
York
State,
we
spatially
matched
datasets
from
three
sources:
human-bear
conflict
reports
between
2006
and
2018,
estimates
local
density
in
2017–2018,
responses
to
2018
property
owner
survey
(n=1,772).
We
used
structural
equation
modeling
test
hypothesized
relationships
conflict,
density,
psychological
variables.
Results
The
final
model
explained
57%
variance
acceptance.
effect
population
on
bears
was
relatively
small
mediated
by
third
variable:
perception
proximity
effects
interactions.
variables
exerted
direct
were
bear-related
benefits,
risks,
perceived
interactions,
being
hunter.
Perception
benefits
had
greater
than
risks.
Perceived
interactions
affected
but
also
social
trust.
Increased
trust
nearly
same
as
decreased
density.
Social
greatest
indirect
any
variable
model.
Discussion
Findings
suggest
agencies
could
maintain
public
through
an
integrated
approach
combines
actions
address
perceptions
along
with
active
management
populations.
Global Ecology and Conservation,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
46, С. e02614 - e02614
Опубликована: Авг. 25, 2023
Incorporating
local
farmers'
perceptions
into
conservation
management
has
great
significance
because
they
have
become
the
key
stakeholders
in
wildlife
conservation,
especially
that
of
waterbirds.
The
Black-necked
Crane
(Grus
nigricollis)
interacts
closely
with
farmers
throughout
its
distribution,
resulting
human–bird
conflict.
evaluation
ecosystem
services/disservices
among
populations
should
help
to
address
this
relationship.
We
examined
agreement
services
and
disservices
provided
by
one
large
wintering
sites
conducting
semi-structured
interviews
around
Caohai
Wetland
Guizhou
Province,
China.
influences
socio-demographic
variables,
ecological
knowledge,
attitude
on
were
explored
generalized
linear
mixed
models.
Most
perceived
a
few
benefits
from
Crane,
whereas
approximately
one-third
them
regarded
species
as
harmful.
most
mentioned
service
was
aesthetic
value,
followed
leisure
ecotourism,
therapeutic
while
crop
consumption
commonly
disservice.
Their
levels
associated
age,
those
determined
education
attainment
household
size.
Local
government
organizations
could
use
social
media
platforms,
such
TikTok
WeChat,
convey
information
or
black-necked
crane,
compensation
be
implemented
alleviate
farmer–bird
This
study
demonstrated
inclusion
management.
framework
can
applied
other
protected
ecosystems
facing
similar
situations.