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Can solutions that target human and environmental problems simultaneously advance conservation goals and reduce humans disease burdens?

Will comparing tradeoffs among multiple land use options and relative values lead to greater, more durable returns for the prosperity of nature and people?

How does incorporating ecological sensitivity into drought relief planning improve longer term outcomes for people and nature?

What interventions can help governments deliver on both food production and forest conservation targets, while providing more equitable distribution of the benefits?

Where can water funds – user investments to protect upstream watersheds and sources – benefit conservation, sustainable economic growth, and human well-being?

How can connectivity in the Amazon Basin be maintained to support human well-being, wildlife, and the environments on which they depend?

Can multi-sector benefits from water transaction programs be measured in a standardized way, and if so, might transparency around the benefits help drive multi-sector collaboration?

How can rangeland management in Kazakhstan and Mongolia harmonize conservation and agricultural development to address trade-offs presented by different development pathways?

Can long-term restoration outcomes be predicted from short-term data? How long should we track restoration projects to verify their success?

How are salmon likely to respond to fire and forest management practices aimed at fostering resilience to fire? How can this inform management in the context of changing climate and increasing fire activity?

How can the benefits and revenues from conservation be shared with Indigenous Peoples and local communities in a manner that upholds rights, addresses power imbalances, and recognizes different perspectives and priorities?

What wastewater pollution guidelines and sanitation planning strategies will enable sanitation and conservation practitioners to work together to improve both human and marine ecosystem health?