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The implications of current and future urbanization for global protected areas and biodiversity conservation
Biological Conservation · 2008 · Vol. 141(6) · pp. 1695–1703
Robert I. McDonald✉(Harvard University)Peter Kareiva(The Nature Conservancy)Richard T. T. Forman(Harvard University)
Land Use and Ecosystem ServicesWildlife Ecology and ConservationUrban Green Space and HealthUrbanizationIUCN Red ListGeographyBiodiversityPopulationEcologyProtected areaLimitingGlobal biodiversityPopulation growth
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