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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. Writing in Nature, the authors argue that restoration ecology needs stronger evidence, shared methods and long-term monitoring if efforts to rebuild damaged ecosystems are to succeed at scale. Conservationists see it as a timely push as governments worldwide pledge to reverse nature decline.
Why now: Ongoing global attention to biodiversity loss and restoration pledges is driving interest in how recovery can be scientifically measured and achieved
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