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Contribution of social science to large scale biodiversity conservation: A review of research about the Natura 2000 network

2016-07-01

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Successful conservation needs to be informed by social science because it is closely linked to socio-economic processes and human behaviour. Limited knowledge about ecosystems' interactions with these processes currently undermines conservation efforts. This review provides a comprehensive synthesis of social science concerning the world's largest multinationally-coordinated conservation infrastructure: the Europe...

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Literature Corpus work: c26f8285-cae1-5193-ac14-e3f09656b9af
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2016.05.007

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