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GMA lab and the IUCN Key Biodiversity Areas programme

Posted on June 18, 2013 by morenodimarco

Want to know more about our contribution to the KBA programme? Here is a recent post by our IUCN colleagues:

How ‘key’ should a ‘Key Biodiversity Area’ be?

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