'Nature Knows No Boundaries': The Role of Nature Conservation in Peacebuilding.

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Abstract
Humanity is facing a biodiversity crisis. To solve environmental problems, we bring people from Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinian Authority to the same table. Conservation efforts are beneficial for all communities and facilitate constructive dialog across divides in conflict zones. This pleads for the integration of nature conservation into peacebuilding interventions.
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Authors Roulin, Alexandre;Abu Rashid, Mansour;Spiegel, Baruch;Charter, Motti;Dreiss, Amélie N;Leshem, Yossi;
Journal trends in ecology & evolution
Year 2017
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S0169-5347(17)30057-5
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legitimacy peacebuilding bosnia-herzegovina civil society divided societies

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