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<p>Integrating scientific knowledge and adaptive management practices can optimize the effectiveness of conservation strategies. Here, we explore the importance of inter-institutional and transdisciplinary partnerships in addressing environmental challenges through a Brazilian conservation project that assesses flagship species to establish an ecological corridor. This project represents a collaborative initiative between researchers, environmental managers, and local communities to promote biodiversity conservation in a region between protected areas and private property. We discuss the main lessons learned from the project, highlighting how effective collaboration between different actors can serve as a model for other conservation initiatives in similar regions. We also recommend some conservation policies and practices that promote inter-institutional cooperation and the use of scientific data in decision-making.</p>

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Let’s talk: Conservation scientists and stakeholders joining hands for biodiversity in Central Brazil

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    2026年1月19日

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  • Cristiano Henrique Gonçalves Machado-Filho,
  • Alessandra Bertassoni,
  • Filipe Guimarães Lima,
  • Caroline C. Nóbrega,
  • Paula Tambellini,
  • Maurício T. Viana,
  • Paulo De Marco

摘要

Integrating scientific knowledge and adaptive management practices can optimize the effectiveness of conservation strategies. Here, we explore the importance of inter-institutional and transdisciplinary partnerships in addressing environmental challenges through a Brazilian conservation project that assesses flagship species to establish an ecological corridor. This project represents a collaborative initiative between researchers, environmental managers, and local communities to promote biodiversity conservation in a region between protected areas and private property. We discuss the main lessons learned from the project, highlighting how effective collaboration between different actors can serve as a model for other conservation initiatives in similar regions. We also recommend some conservation policies and practices that promote inter-institutional cooperation and the use of scientific data in decision-making.