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From popularity to preservation: large carnivore potential for ecosystem conservation
Stijn Verschueren
, Hans Bauer
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Bogdan Cristescu
, Herwig Leirs
, Carolina Torres-Uribe
, Laurie Marker
School of Applied Sciences
Centre for Environment and Society
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Large Carnivores
100%
Cheetah
100%
Ecosystem Conservation
100%
Flagship Species
60%
Conservation Efforts
40%
Ecoregions
40%
Biodiversity
20%
Africa
20%
Drylands
20%
Protected Areas
20%
Comprehensive Approach
20%
Equator
20%
Public Attention
20%
Inclusive Approach
20%
Biodiversity Conservation
20%
Area-based
20%
Biodiversity Value
20%
Free-range
20%
Biodiversity Benefits
20%
Conservation Outcomes
20%
Area Protection
20%
Protection Network
20%
Human Footprint
20%
Biodiversity Targets
20%
Acinonyx Jubatus
20%
Adaptive Conservation Strategies
20%
Strategic Prioritization
20%
Localized Study
20%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Ecoregion
100%
Africa
50%
Regional Geography
50%
Protected Area
50%
Dryland
50%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Cheetah
100%
Biodiversity
83%
Flagship Species
50%
Ecoregion
33%
Protected Area
16%