Conservation evidence

Conservation evidence refers to the body of research and data that informs our understanding of effective methods for protecting and restoring wildlife and natural habitats. It includes studies on various conservation practices, evaluating their outcomes to determine what works best in different situations. By reviewing this evidence, conservationists can make informed decisions, improve strategies, and allocate resources effectively. The goal is to enhance biodiversity and ensure that efforts to preserve the environment are grounded in solid scientific knowledge, ultimately helping to sustain both ecosystems and the services they provide to humanity.