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  • The authors argue that traditional site-level conservation interventions are insufficient because they fail to address the disproportionate role of distant wealth in biodiversity collapse and may overlook local communities as sources of solutions. They propose 'Connected Conservation', a model that aims to diminish three dominant negative flows from centres of wealth and amplify three marginalized positive flows within biocultural centres to achieve biodiversity goals with justice at the centre.

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    Themes: biodiversity lossclimate crisisenvironmental justice
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: World
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