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Using Decision Modeling with Stakeholders to Reduce Human–Wildlife Conflict

Research paper describing the use of Multi Criteria Decision Modelling to help address environmental conflict.

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A research paper that describes the use of decision modelling in a conflict between hunters and conservationists to help provide an audit trail for complex decisions and a tool to help explore possible areas of consensus.

Steve Redpath
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redpath_et_al._2004_decision_modelling_with_stakeholders_in_conflict.pdf

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