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When the changing climate causes human migration, what are the consequences for biodiversity? What strategies, actions, interventions, and policies can ensure human coexistence with wildlife and equitable and sustainable resource governance following human climate migration?

What can civil society do to address the environmental and social harms caused by gold mining and associated mercury contamination in the Amazon Basin?

How and when does equitable governance improve social and ecological outcomes in coastal initiatives?

What tools can help predict and facilitate the movement of coastal wetlands inland as sea levels rise?

What is nature worth, and how can people use this information to make a case for conservation?

How can African Swine Fever be detected, prevented, and controlled in endemic and endangered wild pig populations, vital to ecosystems and rural communities?

How can Community-Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) institutions be re-built to strengthen the social fabric of rural communities and expand the wildlife economy to address multi-dimensional poverty?

What are the real-world social-ecological outcomes of silvopasture transformation in Colombia? How can this evidence be utilized to inform farm planning tools and policy targets to benefit nature, climate, and human wellbeing?

Do deterrence strategies work to prevent wildlife trafficking?

How can Central African wild meat policies be adapted and strengthened to support sustainable use and ensure the persistence of Central Africa’s wildlife?

What are the implications for resident people of plans to greatly increase global protected and conserved area coverage, and how might these be addressed to maximize positive outcomes for nature and society?

Can we effectively strengthen wildlife health surveillance globally through a collaborative and evidence-based consortium of local, national, and international organizations?