14 Aug 2026Open access
The human-waterbird interaction paradox: Divergent drivers of ecological knowledge and conservation attitudes in an Afro-tropical wetland, EthiopiaPublisher siteHuman-Animal Interactions, Animal and Plant Science Education
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Weletehana
Weldeamanuel
Scholar“Research focused on Animal and Plant Science Education and adjacent fields.”
Arba Minch University
Ethiopia
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