Toward a quantification of risks at the nexus of conservation and health: The case of bushmeat markets in Lao PDR
Trade of bushmeat and other wildlife for human consumption presents a unique set of challenges to policy-makers who are confronted with multiple trade-offs between conservation, food security, food safety, culture and tradition. In the face of these complex issues, risk assessments supported by quan...
Main Authors: | Pruvot, M, Khammavong, K, Milavong, P, Philavong, C, Reinharz, D, Mayxay, M, Rattanavong, S, Horwood, P, Dussart, P, Douangngeun, B, Theppangna, W, Fine, A, Olson, S, Robinson, M, Newton, P |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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Elsevier
2019
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