Trimming the hedges in a hurricane: Endangered Species lack research on the outcomes of conservation action
Allison Binley,
Lucas Haddaway,
Rachel Buxton
et al.
Abstract:Given widespread biodiversity declines, there is an urgent need to ensure that conservation interventions are working. Yet, evidence regarding the effectiveness of conservation actions is often lacking. Using a case study of 208 terrestrial species listed as Endangered in Canada, we conducted a literature review to collate the evidence base on conservation actions to: 1) explore the outcomes of actions documented for each species; and 2) identify knowledge gaps. Action-oriented research constituted only 2% of … Show more
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