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Assesing the knowledge, perception, and attitude of wildlife management students toward biodiversity conservation in Nigeria
Despite intensified media campaigns and heightened emphasis on classroom instruction, recent international research has reported that young people are still failing to acknowledge biodiversity conservation as an issue of high priority. This study assessed students' knowledge, perception, and attitud...
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