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Title
Community-Based Ocellated Turkey (Meleagris ocellata) Sport Hunting in the Petén, Guatemala
Author(s)
Erick H. Baur , Roan B. McNab , Victor Hugo Ramos , Samantha Strindberg , Lovett E. Williams
Published
2008
Abstract
Case study of a community-based payment for ecosystem (PES)/trophy hunting scheme for conservation in Guatemala. This case study reviews the establishment of an ocellated turkey hunting enterprise in the Petén of Guatemala that was designed to generate profits to support local livelihoods and, thus, to motivate local communities to sustainably manage the forest and its wildlife resources. This paper was updated in the journal of Forest Ecology and Management in 2012.
Keywords
community-based wildlife management
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