Neither the Most Ambitious Conservation Policies in Europe Would Prevent the Decline of Birds and Butterflies
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Much more needs to be done than just focusing on protected areas and conservation policies if we are to help protect biodiversity in Europe and stop its loss. These are the conclusions of a study published in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution, where we have proceeded to analyze how more than 250 species of birds and about 150 common butterflies have evolved in more than two decades, between the years 2000 and 2021.
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Despite the importance of expanding protected areas, restoring ecosystems and promoting sustainable agricultural and forest practices, the decline of many species of birds and butterflies, two key traffic lights to know the state of ecosystems, will not be easily reversed in Europe. This is the conclusion of a study published in 'Nature Ecology & Evolution', led by two French research centers, INRAE and CESAB, and in which institutions such as C…
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