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Conservation policy: Listen to the voices of experience

The intergovernmental body for biodiversity must draw on a much broader range of knowledge and stakeholders than the IPCC, say Esther Turnhout and colleagues.

Brian Wynne | Mike Hulme | M. Hulme | B. Wynne | E. Turnhout | J. Vogel | Esther Turnhout | Bob Bloomfield | Johannes Vogel | B. Bloomfield

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