Field research stations are key to global conservation targets

by Philippa Kaur 28 November 2022, 23:00 189 Views

A theme is emerging in this year’s United Nations conferences on biodiversity (COP15), climate change (COP27) and the international wildlife trade (COP19): countries are struggling to meet key conservation targets. We argue that field research stations are an effective — but imperilled and overlooked — tool that can help policy frameworks to meet those targets. We write on behalf of 149 experts from 47 countries.

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Field research stations are key to global conservation targets

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