Funding evidence‐based conservation

Parks, Danni; Alâ€ Fulaij, Nida; Brook, Clare; Butchart, Stuart H. M.; Collomb, Jeanâ€ Gaà«l; Cope, David; Dowell, Simon; Falkingham, Becky; Frick, Winifred F.; Gibbs, Douglas; Gray, Emily E.; Heard, Nicolas; Leventis, Anastasios (Tasso); Mastro, Kate; Meredith, Helen; Mickleburgh, Simon; Miller, Florence; Muir, Matthew; Nuijten, Rascha J. M.; Ockendon, Nancy

Funding evidence‐based conservation

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Parks, Danni

Alâ€ Fulaij, Nida

Brook, Clare

Butchart, Stuart H. M.

Collomb, Jeanâ€ Gaà«l

Cope, David

Dowell, Simon

Falkingham, Becky

Frick, Winifred F.

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Gibbs, Douglas

Gray, Emily E.

Heard, Nicolas

Leventis, Anastasios (Tasso)

Mastro, Kate

Meredith, Helen

Mickleburgh, Simon

Miller, Florence

Muir, Matthew

Nuijten, Rascha J. M.

Ockendon, Nancy

ORCID

Owen, Nisha R.

ORCID

Owens, Jacob R.

Rodràguez, Jon Paul

Roy, Sugoto

Tully, Elizabeth

Vié, Jeanâ€ Christophe

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December 2022

Abstract

The magnitude of the biodiversity crisis is widely accepted, as is the need for substantive action implementing the most effectiveinterventions in the right locations (IPBES,2019). Funding is akey driver of conservation work: its availability and funder preferences often determine what can be done. As representatives of 25 organizations that support conservation projects, we take seriously our responsibilities to ensure that funding decisions support evidence-based conservation actions.