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Nature based solutions, such as mangrove planting, should be used to combat both climate change and biodiversity issues, experts say | Credit:Zoological Society of London
A new report finds that an integrated approach to tackling biodiversity and climate change could unlock more effective solutions the interlocking crises
The Zoological Society of London (ZSL) has today published a new landmark study in the Journal of Applied Ecology that concludes treating climate change and biodiversity separately is ineffective in tackling...
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