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The social discussions reflect a strong agreement with the publication's findings, with participants expressing appreciation for the nuanced understanding of public perceptions, using words like 'pragmatic,' 'refreshing,' and 'hope.' The tone and content show that commenters are deeply engaged, citing research details and discussing the implications for conservation and local communities, indicating the publication encourages meaningful dialogue and could shape future perceptions and policies.
Most discussions support the article's conclusion that public perceptions are pragmatic, evidenced by phrases like 'public perceptions are pragmatic' and expressions of approval like 'well done.'
Participants show high interest by referencing specific research details, suggesting they are engaged with the nuances of the findings.
Many comments analyze the implications and commend the research team, indicating deep involvement with the topic, such as notes on the nuanced views and potential future research.
The discussions highlight that the publication influences perceptions about trophy hunting, emphasizing its complexity and calling for further study, demonstrating significant impact.
Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as binary & polarised as depicted by many lobby groups, views towards #trophyhunting tend to be quite pragmatic & nuanced https://t.co/A0nAbKxiNS
@hakon_hovind @LottieBigTiddie @MrYGuy2 https://t.co/02oFJJJDwl You could take the time to read this study and find the answers your looking for on favourability of trophy hunting compared to hunting for meat and conservation. You can find the answers in graphs in the “results” section if you don’t read too well
New animation summarising @mcc_project research on international public perceptions of #trophy #hunting in sub-Saharan #Africa.
What I find most refreshing about this paper’s findings is the indication that the public has at least some grasp of the complexities of conservation. There may be some hope yet. Well done @AmyDickman4 , @darraghhare & their coauthors. https://t.co/6bK8qTlDjZ
Overall, trophy hunting is seen as more acceptable when it provides tangible benefits for people living in rural areas of sub-Saharan #Africa. See https://t.co/ZbPIgU85DU
@elisetempelhoff It may be unacceptable to you - what if others (especially the communities who use it) have different views on acceptability? Surely it should be up to them to decide, not you to decide for them? https://t.co/QNneAR3mDS
This video summarizes research on public perceptions regarding trophy hunting in Africa. It highlights how opinions vary based on the region, such as the UK, US, and South Africa, and examines the economic benefits of…
This video explores the pragmatic perceptions of trophy hunting and its implications in conservation. It discusses various perspectives from Sub-Saharan Africa and highlights the ongoing debates around ethical hunting…
RT @WildCRU_Ox: New animation summarising @mcc_project research on international public perceptions of #trophy #hunting in sub-Saharan #Afr…
RT @WildCRU_Ox: New animation summarising @mcc_project research on international public perceptions of #trophy #hunting in sub-Saharan #Afr…
RT @WildCRU_Ox: New animation summarising @mcc_project research on international public perceptions of #trophy #hunting in sub-Saharan #Afr…
RT @WildCRU_Ox: New animation summarising @mcc_project research on international public perceptions of #trophy #hunting in sub-Saharan #Afr…
RT @WildCRU_Ox: New animation summarising @mcc_project research on international public perceptions of #trophy #hunting in sub-Saharan #Afr…
RT @WildCRU_Ox: New animation summarising @mcc_project research on international public perceptions of #trophy #hunting in sub-Saharan #Afr…
RT @WildCRU_Ox: New animation summarising @mcc_project research on international public perceptions of #trophy #hunting in sub-Saharan #Afr…
RT @WildCRU_Ox: New animation summarising @mcc_project research on international public perceptions of #trophy #hunting in sub-Saharan #Afr…
RT @WildCRU_Ox: New animation summarising @mcc_project research on international public perceptions of #trophy #hunting in sub-Saharan #Afr…
New animation summarising @mcc_project research on international public perceptions of #trophy #hunting in sub-Saharan #Africa.
@hakon_hovind @LottieBigTiddie @MrYGuy2 https://t.co/02oFJJJDwl You could take the time to read this study and find the answers your looking for on favourability of trophy hunting compared to hunting for meat and conservation. You can find the answers in graphs in the “results” section if you don’t read too well
RT @AmyDickman4: @elisetempelhoff It may be unacceptable to you - what if others (especially the communities who use it) have different vie…
RT @AmyDickman4: @elisetempelhoff It may be unacceptable to you - what if others (especially the communities who use it) have different vie…
RT @AmyDickman4: @elisetempelhoff It may be unacceptable to you - what if others (especially the communities who use it) have different vie…
@elisetempelhoff It may be unacceptable to you - what if others (especially the communities who use it) have different views on acceptability? Surely it should be up to them to decide, not you to decide for them? https://t.co/QNneAR3mDS
@LeonardOmullo @Oleshangay @rush93_KE @ste_kenya Hopefully they meet your standards - they will be along the lines of this kind of analysis, though done in person not online https://t.co/foMawv0rx9
RT @RhodesResearch: #RUZoo Public perceptions of trophy hunting are pragmatic, not dogmatic https://t.co/6nZ7IljwhC
#RUZoo Public perceptions of trophy hunting are pragmatic, not dogmatic https://t.co/6nZ7IljwhC
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @CatherineSemcer: What I find most refreshing about this paper’s findings is the indication that the public has at least some grasp of t…
RT @CatherineSemcer: What I find most refreshing about this paper’s findings is the indication that the public has at least some grasp of t…
RT @CatherineSemcer: What I find most refreshing about this paper’s findings is the indication that the public has at least some grasp of t…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
Overall, trophy hunting is seen as more acceptable when it provides tangible benefits for people living in rural areas of sub-Saharan #Africa. See https://t.co/ZbPIgU85DU
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
What I find most refreshing about this paper’s findings is the indication that the public has at least some grasp of the complexities of conservation. There may be some hope yet. Well done @AmyDickman4 , @darraghhare & their coauthors. https://t.co/6bK8qTlDjZ
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
RT @AmyDickman4: Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as…
Wonderful to have this paper out led by @darraghhare and with a team of fantastic authors. It shows that far from being as binary & polarised as depicted by many lobby groups, views towards #trophyhunting tend to be quite pragmatic & nuanced https://t.co/A0nAbKxiNS
As the authors conclude, it would be great to repeat the survey among rural Africans! Link to the full paper here: https://t.co/OOZBQe0bqj END
#ProcB Public #perceptions of trophy hunting are pragmatic, not dogmatic #OpenAccess #Ecology https://t.co/jjXMXDQsUU #Conservation #gtoe2024 @WildCRU_Ox https://t.co/4j8ysz2KxK