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Reversing the gaze on nature in an era of technological innovation

2026-01-27

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How nature is understood and ‘seen’ by governing institutions influences how it is managed. The rise of new digital and remote sensing technologies has reinforced a global gaze ‘from above’ that separates the seer from the people and places seen. This gaze has generated critical data on global climate and biodiversity trends and informed ambitious environmental targets. Yet it also obscures a much wider landscape...

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Literature Corpus work: c9606595-80aa-5ecb-944c-ac7f288fdecb
DOI: 10.32942/x27h33

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