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The aim is to highlight the need for justice-centered approaches in conservation to effectively address biodiversity loss.

July 2, 2026Ecological Solutions and EvidenceOpen Access

Towards safe and just nature conservation

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The aim is to highlight the need for justice-centered approaches in conservation to effectively address biodiversity loss.
Analysis of current conservation practices and their failure to halt biodiversity decline.
Proposal of guiding principles focused on justice and Earth systems.
Recommendations for transdisciplinary collaboration to develop practical tools and language.
Current conservation approaches risk deepening inequities and failing to address root causes of biodiversity loss.
A justice-centered, precautionary approach is proposed to rethink conservation strategies.
Urgent need for adaptive program design to confront the planetary crisis.

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Argues that conservation must integrate justice principles to tackle biodiversity decline, suggesting actionable transformations in policy and practice.

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Clarke et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a45ffd19ed13430313101d1 https://doi.org/10.1002/2688-8319.70284

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Argues that conservation must integrate justice principles to tackle biodiversity decline, suggesting actionable transformations in policy and practice.

Towards safe and just nature conservation

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