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– Maintaining Biodiversity and Public Access in a Protected Area
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– Rethinking the Protection of Biodiversity in an Era of Global Change
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– An Ecosystemic Approach to Management of Economic Sectors through the Ecosystemic Management Plans (PDGE© / EMP©) Tool
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https://www.linkedin.com/company/ecosystemicresiliences
