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Expanding the role of targets in conservation policy

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posted on 2024-06-04, 10:27 authored by Tim DohertyTim Doherty, Lucie M Bland, Brett BryanBrett Bryan, Timothy NealeTimothy Neale, Emily NicholsonEmily Nicholson, Euan RitchieEuan Ritchie, Don DriscollDon Driscoll
Conservation targets perform beneficial auxiliary functions that are rarely acknowledged, including raising awareness, building partnerships, promoting investment, and developing new knowledge. Building on these auxiliary functions could enable more rapid progress towards current targets and inform the design of future targets.

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Journal

Trends in ecology and evolution

Volume

33

Pagination

809-812

Location

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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ISSN

0169-5347

eISSN

1872-8383

Language

eng

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Publication classification

C Journal article, C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

Copyright notice

2018, Elsevier

Issue

11

Publisher

Elsevier

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    Keywords

    Aichi TargetsConvention on Biological DiversityIPBESSustainable Development GoalsindicatorssociopoliticalSchool of Life and Environmental SciencesAlfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation,Centre for Integrative Ecology4104 Environmental management

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