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• We analyze supply of and demand wildlife tourism in African protected areas. • Expectation and hope to see large mammal species were two different types of demands. • Supply positively related to expectations to see specific species but did not affect the hope to see the species. • Trophic level was the most important factor shaping supply-demand mismatches. • Supply-demand approaches have great potential for providing management guidance. |
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• We analyze supply of and demand wildlife tourism in African protected areas. • Expectation and hope to see large mammal species were two different types of demands. • Supply positively related to expectations to see specific species but did not affect the hope to see the species. • Trophic level was the most important factor shaping supply-demand mismatches. • Supply-demand approaches have great potential for providing management guidance. |
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• We analyze supply of and demand wildlife tourism in African protected areas. • Expectation and hope to see large mammal species were two different types of demands. • Supply positively related to expectations to see specific species but did not affect the hope to see the species. • Trophic level was the most important factor shaping supply-demand mismatches. • Supply-demand approaches have great potential for providing management guidance. |
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Mismatches between supply and demand in wildlife tourism: Insights for assessing cultural ecosystem services |
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