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Communities and Conservation. An analysis of the Tourism Revenue Sharing (TRS) as a human-wildlife conflict resolution strategy at Lake Mburo National Park, Uganda

W.M. Ahebwa, J.B. Nyakaana, V.R. van der Duim

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Key concepts: Wildlife, National park, Tourism, Wildlife conservation, Geography, Wildlife tourism, Environmental resource management, Wildlife management

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