Reel Conservation: Can Big Screen Animations Save Tropical Biodiversity?:
作者： Ding Li Yong , Shun Deng Fam , Shawn Lum
DOI: 10.1177/194008291100400302
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摘要: Outreach and education on conservation issues are crucial elements of successful programmes. Big screen animations have a global reach, yet not fully capitalised by conservationist...
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