COP15: escalating tourism threatens park conservation (Letter)

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Buckley, Ralf C
Chauvenet, Alienor LM
Underdahl, Sonya
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Buckley, Ralf
 Chauvenet, Ali
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2023
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At December’s United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity summit (COP15), an insidious threat emerged to national parks — even as scientists argued for expanding protected areas.

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Nature

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613

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7945

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10.1038/d41586-023-00138-6
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Tourism

Conservation and biodiversity

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Environment policy

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Conservation biology

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Buckley, RC; Chauvenet, ALM; Underdahl, S, COP15: escalating tourism threatens park conservation, Nature, 2023, 613 (7945), pp. 629-629

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