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  • Scientists disagree about area-based conservation’s role in addressing biodiversity loss. This Perspective examines how conservation scientists, land systems scientists and political ecologists approach these debates differently and argues that environmental data justice frameworks can bridge epistemic divides, helping researchers to develop more effective and equitable conservation interventions.

    • Jenny E. Goldstein
    • Dan Brockington
    • Ryan Unks
    Reviews
    Nature Reviews Biodiversity
    Volume: 2, P: 116-126

  • Recently, ecologists have begun discussing an idea for setting aside half of the Earth for conservation purposes. This study provides some of the first analysis of the impacts of doing so on society, based on assumptions about ecoregions and human footprint.

    • Judith Schleicher
    • Julie G. Zaehringer
    • Chris Sandbrook
    Research
    Nature Sustainability
    Volume: 2, P: 1094-1096

  • While regional and planetary biodiversity is suffering from numerous crises, conservation movements have struggled with how to respond. At this inflection point for conservation, over 9,000 conservationists are surveyed to analyse their views and how these are predicted by their characteristics.

    • Chris Sandbrook
    • Janet A. Fisher
    • Aidan Keane
    Research
    Nature Sustainability
    Volume: 2, P: 316-323

  • Biodiversity research is replete with scientific studies depicting future trajectories of decline that have failed to mobilize transformative change. Imagination and creativity can foster new ways to address longstanding problems to create better futures for people and the planet.

    • Carina Wyborn
    • Federico Davila
    • Emma Woods
    Comments & Opinion
    Nature Sustainability
    Volume: 3, P: 670-672