Ten considerations for conservation policy makers for the post-COVID-19 transition

Public health and safety concerns around the SARS-CoV-2 novel coronavirus and the COVID-19 pandemic have greatly changed human behaviour. Such shifts in behaviours, including travel patterns, consumerism, and energy use, are variously impacting biodiversity during the human-dominated geological epoc...

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Main Authors:	Cooke, SJ, Soroye, P, Brooks, JL, Clarke, J, Jeanson, AL, Berberi, A, Piczak, ML, Reid, CH, Desforges, JE, Guay, JD, Drake, AK, Jardine, AM, Ethier, JP, Keefe, HE, Medd, AM, Edwards, BPM, Reeve, C, Perkovic, A, Frempong-Manso, A, LaRochelle, L, Patterson, S, Roach-Krajewski, M, Howarth, A, Bard, B, Harmsen, EJ, Robichaud, JA, Serré, SJ, Bihun, CJ, Buxton, RT, Nguyen, VM, Woodall, LC, Sutherland, WJ, Bennett, JR
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	Canadian Science Publishing 2021

Ten considerations for conservation policy makers for the post-COVID-19 transition

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