A systematic review on high conservation value assessment (HCVs): Challenges and framework for future research on conservation strategy

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This paper systematically reviews research in High Conservation Value Areas across the globe by covering papers and assessments from 1999 to 2018. Trends in Biodiversity, Ecosystem Services and Socio-Economic-Cultural values were considered.

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A systematic review on high conservation value assessment (HCVs): Challenges and framework for future research on conservation strategy

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发布者 Elsevier. 作者： Areendran, G., Sahana, M., Raj, K., Kumar, R., Sivadas, A., Kumar, A., Deb, S., Gupta, V. D.

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A systematic review on high conservation value assessment (HCVs): Challenges and framework for future research on conservation strategy

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