Is the world moving backwards on protected areas?

ENN
Nov 7, 2014, 8:04 am26 pts
Protected areas are undoubtedly the world's most important conservation success story, and recent research shows that protected areas are effective—housing more biodiversity and greater abundances of species inside rather than out. But, despite this, progress on protected areas is stalling and in some cases…

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