Conservation, Ecology, Wildlife Education

External reference: https://openalex.org/T13967

  1. Discussing effective conservation with all the UK Chief Scientists
    A two-day meeting brought UK nature conservation chief scientists together with AI researchers to discuss geospatial machine learning for ecosystem monitoring and intervention assessment.
  2. Value pluralism supports conservation portfolio approaches
    Value pluralism provides ethical justification for portfolio approaches in conservation by recognizing diverse ecosystem values and supporting inclusive, diversified conservation strategies.
  3. Connecting the dots for biodiversity action from the NAS/Royal Society Forum
    Forum-derived research agenda for transforming global biodiversity monitoring infrastructure through standardized metrics and cross-institutional data integration
  4. Framework links biodiversity monitoring data to policy decisions
    Unified framework standardizing biodiversity monitoring data collection and policy reporting under the Global Biodiversity Framework, integrating field observations with actionable indicators.