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Overlooked umbrella species could better inform conservation programmes, study finds

Published 15:19 on March 11, 2024  /  Last updated at 15:20 on March 11, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Biodiversity

Rethinking the monitoring criteria of umbrella species will enhance biodiversity conservation efforts, leading to more efficient and cost-saving programmes, researchers have found.
Rethinking the monitoring criteria of umbrella species will enhance biodiversity conservation efforts, leading to more efficient and cost-saving programmes, researchers have found.


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