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Conservation, Volume 4, Issue 3

September 2024 - 11 articles

Cover Story: This study addresses the challenge of balancing climate-resilient endangered species recovery with a culturally important-yet-conflicting form of land use on Lānaʻi, Hawaiʻi. We used systematic conservation planning (SCP), widely used for regional and landscape-scale planning, to inform localized climate-resilient species recovery efforts while addressing a potential conflict with subsistence and recreational hunting. Using SCP spatial tools, we identified areas that could support the climate-resilient recovery of 36 focal endangered plant species while maintaining the majority of the existing hunting areas. We also explored how SCP spatial outputs can be further interpreted to inform actionable conservation management. View this paper
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Illegal Activities for Survival: Understanding the Influence of Household Livelihood Security on Biodiversity Conservation in Tanzania

  • Gasto Jerome Lyakurwa,
  • Edwin Sabuhoro and
  • Mercy Chepkemoi Chepkwony
Conservation2024, 4(3), 339-356;https://doi.org/10.3390/conservation4030022

30 June 2024

Illegal access of resources within protected areas to meet basic needs plays a significant role in the interaction between individuals, protected areas, and neighboring communities in Africa. However, our understanding of how household livelihoods ar...

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