Dataset on environmental education & perceptions of culturally taboo wildlife
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Williams, S.T., Williams, K.S., Constant, N.L., Swanepoel, L.H., Taylor, P.J., Belmain, S.R., Evans, S.W. (in review) Low-intensity environmental education can enhance perceptions of culturally taboo wildlife.
This research forms part of the EcoRodMan project (https://ecorodman.nri.org).
For further information contact Sam WIlliams (samual.t.williams@gmail.com) or Lourens Swanepoel (lourens.swanepoel.univen@gmail.com).
Funding
Postdoctoral grant from the University of Venda
Durham University COFUND research fellowship
National Research Foundation
Department of Science and Technology through the South African Research Chair on Biodiversity Value and Change (Grant No. 87311)
Postdoctoral grant administered by the National Research Foundation under the South African Research Chair on Biodiversity Value and Change at the University of Venda
National Research Foundation of South Africa (Grant No. 107099)
University of Venda
European Union 9th European Development Fund grant from the African Caribbean and Pacific Science and Technology Programme (StopRats: FED/2013/330-223)
African Union grant (EcoRodMan: AURGII/1/006/2016)
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owlrodentattitudeswitchcraftpest managementbehavioural changeenvironmental educationecologically-based rodent managementtaboooccultquestionnaire surveysSouth AfricaLimpopo provinceschoolpupilsagriculturefarmingAfricaEcologyConservation and BiodiversityAgriculture, Land and Farm Management not elsewhere classifiedNatural Resource Management
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