Conservation scientists must overcome professional biases for effective urban nature conservation
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Soanes, Kylie, Kirk, Holly
Summary
This article discusses the need for a new model of environmental researcher to address the biodiversity crisis in cities. It argues that conservation scientists must overcome professional pride and prejudice to engage more effectively in urban nature conservation, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration, community engagement, and practical impact over traditional academic hierarchies.
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bskyConservation scientists must overcome professional biases for effective urban nature conservationdoi.orgKey quotes
· 3 pulledResponding to the biodiversity crisis in cities requires a new model of environmental researcher.
Conservation scientists have a critical role to play in urban nature conservation.
Overcoming professional pride and prejudice is essential for impactful conservation work in urban environments.
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