A Global Deal For Nature: Guiding principles, milestones, and targets
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T. E. Lovejoy | N. D. Burgess | L. Joppa | A. Baccini | G. Asner | E. Wikramanayake | E. Sala | T. Lovejoy | N. Burgess | J. Baillie | D. Olson | E. Dinerstein | R. Noss | A. Joshi | C. Vynne | N. Hahn | T. Birch | S. Fernando | J. Mayorga | K. Burkart | Y. Zhang | J. E. M. Baillie | E. Dinerstein | C. Vynne | E. Sala | A. R. Joshi | S. Fernando | J. Mayorga | D. Olson | G. P. Asner | K. Burkart | R. F. Noss | Y. P. Zhang | A. Baccini | T. Birch | N. Hahn | L. N. Joppa | E. Wikramanayake | Juan Mayorga | Tanya Birch | Ya-ping Zhang
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