Why You Never Knew How Much You Needed Ecological Metadata Language
Why You Never Knew How Much You Needed Ecological Metadata Language. The release of EML 2.2.0 gives reason to talk about how better data communication can lead to better science
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News & Features The Big Picture: Why Sustain Biodiversity
The Big Picture: Why Sustain Biodiversity. Insights from an ecologist, an economist, and a conservation scientist who are helping to build the case.
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News & Features Smart Food Policies Need All Food on the Assessment Table
Smart Food Policies Need All Food on the Assessment Table. New paper highlights blind spots in environmental assessments of food and calls for full accounting of the global food system
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News & Features NCEAS to Operate the LTER Network Office for The Next Five Years
NCEAS to Operate the LTER Network Office for The Next Five Years. A $4.3 million cooperative agreement from National Science Foundation secures the partnership
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News & Features Biodiversity Offsetting Is Contentious – Here’s an Alternative
A new approach to compensate for the impact of development may be an effective alternative to biodiversity offsetting – and help nations achieve international biodiversity targets.
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News & Features Coral Reef Conservation: The Answers May Lie in Upstream Cooperation
Coral Reef Conservation: The Answers May Lie in Upstream Cooperation
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Working Group Designing and assessing the viability of nature reserve systems at regional scales: Integration of optimization, Heuristic and dynamic models
Principal Investigator(s): Sandy J. Andelman
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Working Group Synthesis of elk influences on the Northern Yellowstone ecosystem and role of research in national park policy setting
Principal Investigator(s): Frederic H. Wagner
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Working Group Deep-sea biodiversity: Spatiotemporal dynamics and conservation strategies
Principal Investigator(s): Donald R. Strong, Michael A. Rex
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