Making space for rewilding: creating an enabling policy enviornment

Making space for rewilding: creating an enabling policy enviornment
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为野化创造空间:创造有利的政策环境

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2016
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通讯作者:
F. Schepers
F. Schepers
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P. Jepson;F. Schepers

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