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Mitigation and conservation plant translocations: Do perspectives of practice, funding and success vary between sectors?

2024-05-01

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Conservation and mitigation translocations aim for similar positive outcomes for species under threat, however different motivations drive their implementation. Despite the clear human component behind motivation, there has been limited examination of practitioner perceptions and how they compare across the conservation and mitigation sectors, or how practitioners view budget, timelines, and outcomes. Using semi-s...

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Literature Corpus work: 346ab70c-88ee-5ac6-a1a7-9a6499c50e21
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2024.110596

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