Protected Areas urged to better identify economic value they bring

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New Oxford University warns protected areas will face increasing pressure unless they can better articulate the value they bring

Protected Areas (PAs), such as National Parks and World Heritage Sites, are "increasingly vulnerable" to mounting financial and environmental pressures, according to a new report that argues they need...

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