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Protected areas: questioning the development-conservation system. A socio-political-economic and ecological framework for a bottom-up approach
Despite repeated calls for urgent action to address biodiversity loss, the resounding verdict is that most conservation policies, in particular their main policy measure, Protected Areas (PAs), have failed to halt environmental degradation and achieve meaningful social outcomes. Yet, the internation
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