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Delivering the evidence base to confront land degradation through adaptive management
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• Human-environment interactions are inseparable in disturbance responsive systems • This collection builds evidence needed for adaptive management in degraded landscapes • Paired geographic, thematic and temporal studies emerge from this global collection • Studies present similar approaches across diverse regions for responding to degradation • Key gaps highlight uncertainty in future change, management priorities and social inclusion
Keywords:
Land degradation
Disturbance systems
Adaptive management
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Evaluation
Planning
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