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- Digital land-use planning tools, local and Indigenous knowledge can help us get the best bang for our conservation buck.
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- Digital land-use planning tools, local and Indigenous knowledge can help us get the best bang for our conservation buck.
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- Despite ongoing conservation efforts across the country, biodiversity continues to decline, and the number of species at risk of extinction continues to grow.
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- Despite ongoing conservation efforts across the country, biodiversity continues to decline, and the number of species at risk of extinction continues to grow.
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- Adding the land requirements for renewable energy, biodiversity conservation, less-intensive farming, and two billion trees equals 469,273 square kilometres or 72 per cent of the area of Manitoba. This is an immense area of land to be reallocated and is it even feasible? The lesson: Do the math.
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- Adding the land requirements for renewable energy, biodiversity conservation, less-intensive farming, and two billion trees equals 469,273 square kilometres or 72 per cent of the area of Manitoba. This is an immense area of land to be reallocated and is it even feasible? The lesson: Do the math.
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- Will the deal to preserve nature outlined at the United Nations biodiversity conference be remembered as a point of catalyst or collapse?
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- Will the deal to preserve nature outlined at the United Nations biodiversity conference be remembered as a point of catalyst or collapse?
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- Ecological 'purists' recoil at the thought of active management via human intervention. The problem with the purist approach is that most regions on Earth are affected/managed by people.
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- Ecological 'purists' recoil at the thought of active management via human intervention. The problem with the purist approach is that most regions on Earth are affected/managed by people.
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