The conservation of biodiversity is dependent upon many factors, in particular the direct and indirect impacts of people. This book seamlessly mixes the language and paradigms of economics, ecology and the social sciences to explore the nexus between the conservation of the world's biodiversity, human social and economic development. It does so from a broader policy perspective, emphasizing the importance of considering the many pressures and influences on biodiversity, the scales at which these operate, and of crafting situation-specific long-term conservation solutions.
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