How threats inform conservation planning-A systematic review protocol

Conservation planning addresses the development and expansion of protected areas and requires data on for instance species, habitats, and biodiversity. Data on threats is often minimal, although necessary in conservation planning. In principle, threats should guide which conservation actions to take...

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Fresh Water
Geography
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Methods
Planning
Protected areas
Research and Analysis Methods
Site selection
Study Protocol
Systematic review
Systematic Reviews as Topic
Terrestrial environments
Threats
Wildlife conservation
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Geography
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