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Fostering adoption of conservation technologies: a case study with wildlife law enforcement rangers
2018
Oryx
New technologies can aid the success of conservation outcomes. Technology alone will not however guarantee conservation success; this hinges on user adoption. Hence, there is a need to understand users' adoption decisions and how to account for these to streamline the introduction of new technologies. Wildlife law enforcement rangers constitute a key end-user group for conservation technologies, and although some studies have focused on ranger experiences, and on the impacts of policing
doi:10.1017/s0030605317001533
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