War, human rights and biodiversity: turning conflict into conservation

The Ecologist
Mar 23, 2017, 2:40 pm130 pts
Over 80% of major armed conflicts between 1950-2000 occurred in countries containing biodiversity hotspots,writes Alex Reid, and more than 80% of these took place in the hotspot areas themselves. This poses a major challenge to the conservation community: to work in combat zones to strengthen environmental…

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