Hi Andrew, Thank you for sharing, very interesting and informative studies. For anti-poaching, are you aware of any assessment in regards to actions such as creating a new economy for the locals, so they can choose to protect wildlife rather then poach with equal or great financial (or essential needs such as drinking water) gain?
Thanks for sharing, Andrew! I'm curious - is there a summary list of actions which seem promising but for which too little evidence exists?
I'm afraid not, no. We could theoretically extract such a list, by selecting actions where the effectiveness was scored highly (say above 60%) but the certainty was low (below 40%, which always leads to an action being classed as "Unknown effectiveness"). If you're interested in doing this for a project, then I could ask about whether we could do it?
Congrats and thanks for sharing. We've added this to our new guide What is conservation? and will aim to promote this resource to our audience on social media also.
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Hi Andrew, Thank you for sharing, very interesting and informative studies. For anti-poaching, are you aware of any assessment in regards to actions such as creating a new economy for the locals, so they can choose to protect wildlife rather then poach with equal or great financial (or essential needs such as drinking water) gain?
Hi Monica, there are a few such studies - e.g. https://www.conservationevidence.com/actions/1509, but not many. You can search our website for keywords such as "poaching" and see what else comes up - https://www.conservationevidence.com/.
Thanks for sharing, Andrew! I'm curious - is there a summary list of actions which seem promising but for which too little evidence exists?
I'm afraid not, no. We could theoretically extract such a list, by selecting actions where the effectiveness was scored highly (say above 60%) but the certainty was low (below 40%, which always leads to an action being classed as "Unknown effectiveness"). If you're interested in doing this for a project, then I could ask about whether we could do it?
Congrats and thanks for sharing. We've added this to our new guide What is conservation? and will aim to promote this resource to our audience on social media also.
That's awesome, thank you!