Using choice modeling, we explore willingness to pay for rhino horn among existing and potential future consumers in Vietnam. We find that wild-sourced horn, harvested humanely from the least rare species, is the most highly valued product. Furthermore, consumers are willing to pay less for rhino horn products under a scenario where international trade is legalized compared to the current situation of illegal trade. We discuss the potential implications of our findings on rhino poaching and international trade policy
There is currently fierce debate among rhino conservation stakeholders, scientists, and policy-maker...
In 2012, more than 400 South African white rhinoceros were poached and killed for their horns. The h...
Publisher versionOne of the proposals for fighting rhinoceros poaching is to legalise the trade in r...
The field work for this study was funded by the International Trade Centre, Geneva.Using choice mode...
Using choice modelling we explore willingness to pay for rhino horn among existing and potential fut...
According to the World Wildlife Fund (n.d.), poaching poses the biggest danger to rhino populations....
A multi-sectorial regime of protection including international treaties, conservation and security m...
Wild vertebrate populations all over the globe are in decline, with poaching being the second-most-i...
There is contentious debate in the literature regarding the conservation efficacy of the internation...
A proposal for addressing rhinoceros poaching is to legalise the trade in rhino horn and adopt a reg...
African rhino populations are under severe threat from poachers, who kill rhinos to obtain horn for ...
According to Milliken and Shaw (2012) a surge in illegal rhino poaching in South Africa since 2006 w...
In spite of the regulation, financial assistance and securitisation of responses to rhino poaching, ...
The existence of the rhino is under serious threat. South Africa has experienced a dramatic increase...
The onslaught on the World's wildlife continues despite numerous initiatives aimed at curbing it. We...
There is currently fierce debate among rhino conservation stakeholders, scientists, and policy-maker...
In 2012, more than 400 South African white rhinoceros were poached and killed for their horns. The h...
Publisher versionOne of the proposals for fighting rhinoceros poaching is to legalise the trade in r...
The field work for this study was funded by the International Trade Centre, Geneva.Using choice mode...
Using choice modelling we explore willingness to pay for rhino horn among existing and potential fut...
According to the World Wildlife Fund (n.d.), poaching poses the biggest danger to rhino populations....
A multi-sectorial regime of protection including international treaties, conservation and security m...
Wild vertebrate populations all over the globe are in decline, with poaching being the second-most-i...
There is contentious debate in the literature regarding the conservation efficacy of the internation...
A proposal for addressing rhinoceros poaching is to legalise the trade in rhino horn and adopt a reg...
African rhino populations are under severe threat from poachers, who kill rhinos to obtain horn for ...
According to Milliken and Shaw (2012) a surge in illegal rhino poaching in South Africa since 2006 w...
In spite of the regulation, financial assistance and securitisation of responses to rhino poaching, ...
The existence of the rhino is under serious threat. South Africa has experienced a dramatic increase...
The onslaught on the World's wildlife continues despite numerous initiatives aimed at curbing it. We...
There is currently fierce debate among rhino conservation stakeholders, scientists, and policy-maker...
In 2012, more than 400 South African white rhinoceros were poached and killed for their horns. The h...
Publisher versionOne of the proposals for fighting rhinoceros poaching is to legalise the trade in r...