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Wolf recolonisation does not predict public acceptance
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DOI：10.1016/j.biocon.2026.111992.png)
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• Public acceptance of wolves in Switzerland remained stable during recolonisation. • Acceptance remained consistently lower in mountain regions than in lowlands. • Acceptance shifts occurred in clusters, linked to respondents' spatial proximity. • Acceptance shifts were not predicted by exposure to wolves. • Integrating public acceptance with habitat suitability is crucial for coexistence.
Keywords:
Large carnivore recolonisation
Human-wildlife conflict
Coexistence
Wolf management
Conservation
Social-ecological systems
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