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Building a science of biodiversity recovery
Researchers are calling for a more rigorous, systematic science of biodiversity recovery, moving beyond documenting species loss to understanding how ecosystems can actually be restored. The piece argues that recovery ecology needs stronger evidence, standardised methods and long-term monitoring if restoration efforts worldwide are to succeed. It reflects growing urgency around reversing ecological decline as global biodiversity targets come under scrutiny.
Why now: Concern about accelerating biodiversity loss and whether restoration can meaningfully reverse it is driving attention to recovery science.
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