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Attitudes, knowledge and practices affecting the Critically Endangered Mariana crow Corvus kubaryi and its conservation on Rota, Mariana Islands

机译:影响极度濒危的马里亚纳群岛乌鸦Corvus kubaryi及其在马里亚纳群岛罗塔的保护的态度,知识和做法

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The population of the Critically Endangered Mariana crow Corvus kubaryi on the island of Rota, Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands, has decreased dramatically in recent years. It is unclear to what extent negative practices by people, such as inappropriate land use or persecution of crows, have contributed to this decline. We conducted a public opinion survey to document ongoing practices towards the crows on Rota, to assess residents' knowledge of and attitudes towards the birds, and to gauge potential responses to a government-instituted land incentive programme. Enumerators administered surveys in person during August 2011. Most of the 573 respondents were native Chamorro residents (75%) and more than half were landowners (62%). A majority of respondents (72%) considered environmental issues very important' and 76% knew of the Mariana crow's Critically Endangered status. Fewer respondents (55%) expressed concern about the bird going extinct. A number of respondents condoned shooting and chasing crows (17 and 52%, respectively), suggesting that residents may be harassing the birds. Chamorro landowners on the island were more likely to have negative attitudes towards the crows and to know people who persecute the crows than other island residents. Education was positively correlated with knowledge and concern about the crow and environmental issues, suggesting that new educational programmes on Rota may help improve residents' attitudes towards the species. In addition, we recommend a revision of current land-use regulations and implementation of a monetary compensation programme for owners of crow nesting habitat to improve landowners' attitudes and practices.
机译:近年来,北马里亚纳斯群岛联邦罗塔岛上极度濒危的马里亚纳乌鸦Corvus kubaryi的种群急剧减少。尚不清楚人们的负面做法在多大程度上造成了这种下降,例如土地使用不当或对乌鸦的迫害。我们进行了一项民意调查,以记录对Rota乌鸦的现行做法,评估居民对鸟类的了解和态度,并评估对政府制定的土地激励计划的潜在反应。枚举者在2011年8月亲自进行了调查。在573位受访者中,大多数是Chamorro居民(75%),一半以上是土地所有者(62%)。大多数受访者(72%)认为环境问题非常重要',而76%的受访者知道马里亚纳乌鸦处于极度濒危状态。较少的受访者(55%)对鸟类灭绝表示关注。许多受访者宽容了射击和追逐乌鸦(分别为17%和52%),这表明居民可能在骚扰鸟类。与其他岛上居民相比,岛上的查莫罗岛土地所有者更可能对乌鸦持消极态度,并了解逼迫乌鸦的人。教育与对乌鸦和环境问题的了解和关注程度呈正相关,这表明有关Rota的新教育计划可能有助于改善居民对这一物种的态度。此外,我们建议修订当前的土地使用法规,并为乌鸦筑巢栖息地的所有者实施货币补偿计划,以改善土地所有者的态度和做法。

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