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Nature and equity
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DOI：10.1111/conl.12956.png)
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Complex challenges posed by climate change, biodiversity loss, and global inequality require may intertwined solutions forged through the frame of Nature and equity. This timely frame responds to growing calls for conservation to deliver fair outcomes to people and offers strategic value for meeting environmental goals. To clarify how and why approaches that support nature and equity may emerge, this commentary draws on conservation efforts in five different social and political settings. Building on practitioner experiences in Australia, Chile, Kenya, Peru, and Solomon Islands, it identifies a set of equity instruments that recognize local environmental knowledge, rights, and practices, strengthen marginalized voices, and promote fair outcomes, and the enabling conditions that facilitate their use. The article concludes by discussing critical considerations for enhancing nature and equity.
Keywords:
Australia
Chile
conservation
enabling conditions
equity
equity instruments
Kenya
nature
Peru
Solomon Islands
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