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Wildlife Value Orientations in Thailand: Preliminary Findings
- DOI:
- 10.1080/10871200701555519
pages 339-345
Available online: 14 Sep 2007Abstract
This article presents the results from a preliminary study of wildlife value orientations in Thailand. Seventy semi-structured interviews were conducted. The study found eight wildlife value orientations (WVOs) including Materialism, Mutualism, Caring, Symbolism, Attraction, Repulsion, Concern for Human Safety, and Environmentalism. Caring, Concern for Human Safety, Mutualism, and Attraction were the most prevalent WVOs among Thai people in this study. Findings are discussed in light of the reality of the Thai society. Implications for future research are provided as well.
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- Available online: 14 Sep 2007
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- a Faculty of Forestry, Kasetsart University, Bangkok, Thailand
- b WWF Greater Mekong, Thailand Country Programme, Thailand
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