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Knowledge and Expertise in Conservation: Work under this theme addresses the role of knowledge and evidence in conservation decision making, policy and practice, as well as contested view on the science-policy interface. Research is sensitive to diverse forms of knowledge and expertise, ranging from the use of remote sensing and big data, to local, traditional and indigenous knowledge systems.

Conservation Across Protected and Productive Landscapes: Research under this theme focuses on alternative landscape management approaches, ranging from strict protection of natural and semi-natural areas to conversion and intensified production in agricultural systems, and the implications of these alternatives for the conservation of biological diversity, livelihoods and well being. Work includes a focus on institutions and governance regimes, and a recognition of the complex political economy of decision making in coupled social and ecological systems.

Biodiversity in the Future Earth: This theme deals with how concerns about nature and the conservation of biological diversity engage with broader drivers of socioeconomic and environmental change. it is concerned, in particular, with understanding the historical, contemporary and future contexts for conservation as a contested social practice, as well as how novel approaches and technologies are changing conservation policy and practice.

The Values of Nature: This theme addresses how different value traditions contribute to an understanding of the role of nature in relation to health, well being and prosperity. This includes an understanding of biodiversity in relation to ecosystem services and natural capital, as well as the roles of nature in mitigating risk and vulnerability, and contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals.

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