Assessing biodiversity funding during the sixth extinction

Bioessays 34 (8):658-660 (2012)
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Graphical AbstractFunding for understanding biodiversity on this planet has had a checkered and unsatisfactory history. There have been some true successes in developing models for assessing biodiversity, but satisfactory governmental and international support has been piecemeal and unsatisfactory. A true solution to the biodiversity crisis will require greater attention from governmental and international funding agencies.

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