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Animal welfare implications of management strategies for invasive freshwater turtles
Invasive alien species are a recognised threat to biodiversity, ecosystem functions, and human well-being. Management efforts often prioritise ecological and economic outcomes, neglecting the implications of control methods on animal welfare. We investigated the perceived impacts on animal welfare o
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