For Madagascar’s park managers, the science literature is out of reach

Mongabay
Jun 26, 2018, 12:27 pm132 pts
The people responsible for managing Madagascar’s protected areas tend to rely more on experience and “advice from others” than on scientific research to make on-the-ground decisions, a new study has found. Since 2003, Madagascar has aggressively created new protected areas, quadrupling its protected area…

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