A global baseline for ecosystem recovery
Indicators of success for ecosystem restoration depend on a proper assessment of the extent to which human activity has degraded biodiversity and ecosystem functions and services. In an 2016 article in Nature, the authors suggest how such assessments could be improved and standardized globally.
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- Publication title
- A global baseline for ecosystem recovery
- Publication date
- 7 April 2016
- Publication type
- Publication
- Magazine
- Nature, Vol 532, p 37, 7 April 2016
- Product number
- 2459
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