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Bearing the Costs of Human–wildlife Conflict: The Challenges of Compensation Schemes

doi 10.1017/cbo9780511614774.008
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Philip J. NyhusSteven A. OsofskyPaul FerraroFrancine MaddenHank Fischer
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Cambridge University Press


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