Prioritising Land Use in the Midst of a Climate and Nature Emergency: Ten Key Messages for Scientists, Civil Society, and Policy Makers

Nathalie Pettorelli; Jake Williams; Heiko  Balzter; Paul Behrens; Tim Benton; Guy Cowlishaw; Peter Cruddas; Lynn V. Dicks; Tara Garnett; Matthew Gould; Jane King; Janette Webb

Prioritising Land Use in the Midst of a Climate and Nature Emergency: Ten Key Messages for Scientists, Civil Society, and Policy Makers

Nathalie Pettorelli^*, Jake Williams, Heiko Balzter, Paul Behrens, Tim Benton, Guy Cowlishaw, Peter Cruddas, Lynn V. Dicks, Tara Garnett, Matthew Gould, Jane King, Janette Webb

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Abstract

Reorganising land use to secure a sustainable future for all requires embracing systems level changes that confront key tenets of current economic models and redefine our entire relationship with nature. Using the United Kingdom as a case study, this report assesses the opportunities and challenges to developing a coordinated approach to land use amid increasingly variable and uncertain
environmental and economic conditions.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Zoological Society of London
Commissioning body	British Ecological Society
Number of pages	38
Publication status	Published - 12 Jun 2024

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Pettorelli, N., Williams, J., Balzter, H., Behrens, P., Benton, T., Cowlishaw, G., Cruddas, P., Dicks, L. V., Garnett, T., Gould, M., King, J., & Webb, J. (2024). Prioritising Land Use in the Midst of a Climate and Nature Emergency: Ten Key Messages for Scientists, Civil Society, and Policy Makers. Zoological Society of London. https://issuu.com/zoologicalsocietyoflondon/docs/land_use_report

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