The business of biodiversity: the role of Odonata

Q4 Earth and Planetary Sciences Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.1071/rs21006
N. Sharp
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As one of the most biologically distinctive countries in the world, much of Australia’s flora and fauna are endemic to the continent; however, the issue of decline is immediate and ever present in many ecological communities. Odonata, as a not-for-profit business, believes that nature-focused business solutions are the key to properly supporting Australia’s biodiversity. By driving sustainable business solutions, supporting nature-focused projects and establishing predator-proof sanctuaries, Odonata looks to the role of stewardship as a means to promote healthy diversity and regenerate landscapes.
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生物多样性的业务:Odonata的作用
作为世界上最具生物特色的国家之一,澳大利亚的许多动植物都是该大陆特有的;然而,在许多生态群落中,衰退的问题是迫在眉睫的,而且一直存在。作为一家非营利性企业,Odonata认为,以自然为中心的商业解决方案是适当支持澳大利亚生物多样性的关键。通过推动可持续的商业解决方案,支持以自然为重点的项目和建立防捕食者的保护区,Odonata将管理视为促进健康多样性和再生景观的一种手段。
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