Zimbabweans near protected areas feel good about wildlife. Tourists? Not so much.

Mongabay
By Rebecca KesslerJul 10, 2015, 9:59 am129 pts
The creation of protected areas often causes problems for people living nearby, even as it brings a potential source of income in the form of tourism. In Zimbabwe, people living near protected areas have positive perceptions of wildlife conservation but negative perceptions of tourism, according to a new paper.

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