Requests for zoo visitors to undertake pro-wildlife behaviour: how many is too many?

作者: Liam D.G. Smith , Jim Curtis , Judith Mair , Pieter A. van Dijk

DOI: 10.1016/J.TOURMAN.2012.02.004

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摘要: Abstract Recognising the potential conservation impact, zoos regularly ask their visitors to undertake pro-wildlife behaviour. This paper presents results of two studies undertaken address question: how often during a visit should be asked? Study 1 sought a) determine individuals' personal thresholds and b) point where number different behaviours requested began affect visitors' experiences. 2 same, but focused on requests for same Results suggest that few respondents' were crossed (2.5% in 9% 2). In neither study did many respondents 2.8% 2) feel negatively overall zoo experience. While there are caveats, we conclude appears little cause concern about asking multiple occasions act support wildlife. Indeed, such may improve

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