Protected areas with deforestation more likely to lose status in Brazilian state

Mongabay
Feb 18, 2018, 6:23 pm392 pts
A recent study finds that when parks and reserves don’t do a good job of safeguarding the forest they contain, they’re more likely to be stripped of their status as protected areas. “It’s a vicious cycle,” said Mike Mascia, who directs the social sciences department at Conservation International, in a…

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