COMET is a free, practitioner-focused repository of field-proven, cost-effective methods for monitoring conservation progress — grounded in both scientific and Indigenous ways of knowing. COMET addresses a key challenge in…
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Thank you to all those who shared your great stories about adaptive management in practice! You have provided a great opportunity to learn from others around the world who are…
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