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Re-examining Place Based Conservation: Co-Governance and Co-Management as the Foundation for, and Future of, Parks and Protected Areas
Recent political assaults on natural resource management, scientific integrity, and historical memory by the United States’ current administration have exposed some of the brittle foundations of “America’s best idea” within place‑based conservation. Incremental fixes and a return to the status quo w
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