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Ethnobiology and Conservation Vol. 11 (2022) - Original research article
Is timber management a realistic conservation alternative for indigenous Amazonian communities?
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Ethnobiology and Conservation Vol. 1 (2012) - Review
Is Non-Timber Forest Product Harvest Sustainable in the Less Developed World? A Systematic Review of the Recent Economic and Ecological Literature
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Ethnobiology and Conservation Vol. 3 (2014) - Original research article
A cultural consensus regarding the king vulture?: preliminary findings and their application to Mexican conservation
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Ethnobiology and Conservation Vol. 3 (2014) - Original research article
Two decades of ethnobotanical research in Southern Ecuador and Northern Peru
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Ethnobiology and Conservation Vol. 7 (2018) - Original research article
Ethnomedical Remedies among Slavic Speaking People in South Kosovo
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Ethnobiology and Conservation Vol. 9 (2020) - Original research article
Wild Rubber Extraction in the Peruvian Amazon: local perception and socioeconomic indicators as tools for decision-making
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Ethnobiology and Conservation Vol. 10 (2021) - Opinion
Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on international academic study exchange and research mobility programs
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Ethnobiology and Conservation Vol. 11 (2022) - Review
Changing trends: Beliefs and attitudes toward sharks and implications for conservation
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Ethnobiology and Conservation Vol. 1 (2012) - Review
The Four-Sided Triangle of Ethics in Bioprospecting: Pharmaceutical Business, International Politics, Socio-Environmental Responsibility and the Importance of Local Stakeholders
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Ethnobiology and Conservation Vol. 13 (2024) - Original research article
Can debarking affects sex ratio, population structure and spatial segregation?: insights of unsustainable harvesting in a Mesoamerican tropical tree
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Ethnobiology and Conservation Vol. 14 (2025) - Original research article
Worldwide patterns of wild mammal trade are driven by species ecology, evolutionary relatedness, and socio-political variables: inferences from the TRAFFIC bulletin
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Ethnobiology and Conservation Vol. 7 (2018) - Original research article
Relations with wildlife of Wichi and Criollo people of the Dry Chaco, a conservation perspective
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Ethnobiology and Conservation Vol. 12 (2023) - Original research article
Can the traditional use of native plant species in rural communities in the Brazilian semi-arid region be affected by global warming?
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