Reconciling oil palm and ecosystems

Rebecca K. Runting () and Jessie A. Wells
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Rebecca K. Runting: The University of Melbourne
Jessie A. Wells: The University of Melbourne

Nature Sustainability, 2023, vol. 6, issue 5, 481-482

Abstract: Oil palm plantations can supplant once biodiverse tropical forests. As planted areas expand, it is vital to plan landscapes to better balance biodiversity and oil palm production. Strategic ‘set-asides’ offer a key approach.

Date: 2023
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