Review of: "Perception of Biodiversity versus Connection to Nature: Which Can Influence Wildlife Product Consumption in Vietnam?"

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The paper deals with an important topic which is about wildlife product consumption (WPC) representing a serious conservation challenge in Vietnam due to biodiversity loss.This means that tackling such issue calls for a better understanding of the socio-demographic factors and connection to nature (CTN) and how such interconnected variables influence perceptions on biodiversity loss and enhance conservation efforts in Vietnam.However, the authors have failed, firstly to mention the research unit and data collection approach of such a study (ex.Who is involved in the study and how data were collected and analysed?)secondly, the introduction of the paper is not structured as the author go back and forth from global perspective of the topic to specific perspective, again and again disrupting the paper flow and confusing the reader afterwards, and thirdly, the author did not demonstrated how Bayesian logistic regression studies have been used outside of Vietnam to show how socio-demographic factors, connection to nature (CTN) and perceptions of biodiversity (POB) have driven biodiversity loss through WPC?Based of the above mentioned remarks, I suggest major revision of the paper before acceptance for publication.

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