21/07/2024
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The lab proudly announces its latest publication, Community perceptions toward herpetofauna along the ridge-to-reef megatransect in Bicol region, Philippines: Conservation implications of ethnoherpetological research.
The paper revealed that many residents dislike these reptiles and amphibians or lack an understanding of their ecological roles. Despite some cultural and economic value, concerns about harm outweigh their importance, emphasizing the need for education and conservation efforts. Community participation is crucial for successful conservation plans.
You can access the paper here: Clores, M. A., Pesimo, D. R. R., Sindo, E. L., Bigcas, E. J. J., Candelaria, P. M., Lanciso, L. M., ... & Brown, R. M. (2024). Community perceptions toward herpetofauna along the Ridge-to-Reef Megatransect in Bicol Region, Philippines: Conservation implications of ethnoherpetological research. Multidisciplinary Science Journal, (2025) 7:e2025043).https://doi.org/10.31893/multiscience.2025043
