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L’animal le plus grand du monde fascine petits et grands au point que de nombreux guides touristiques organisent des sorties en mer en baie de Mirissa au Sri-Lanka. Apeurés, les cétacés s’ au large, ce qui inquiète les biologistes. Via Hubert MESSMER 
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•Current research on the costs of wildlife conservation tends to focus on material aspect of human well-being. •Limited studies on non-material costs are characterised by conceptual ambiguity, which limits comparability. •A better understanding of non-material costs of wildlife conservation can improve wildlife conservation. •We define, categorizeand characterize non-material costs of wildlife conservation. •Implications for measuring non-material costs and designing socially just conservation interventions are discussed.
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Biological Conservation Volume 246, June 2020, 108578
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Visionnez le reportage où le biologiste explicite l'impact de la surfréquentation touristique sur les routes de migration des baleines qui dévient vers les routes empruntées par les cargos.