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Volume 58 · Number 5 September 2024
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Homo conservationensis, William M. Adams
547 Bill Adams’ scholarship has profoundly changed the way conservationists see the world, Julia P.G. Jones & E.J. Milner-Gulland
549 Briefly 555 Conservation news
Plant conservation
565 Cacti in distress: how to enhance ex situ conservation strategies through living collections, T.M.H. de Almeida, D.R. Gonzaga & A.L. Peixoto
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Rhododendron diversity conservation in global botanic gardens: a case study of Maddenia species, L. Hu, M. MacKay, S.E. Gardiner & J.A. Tate
587 Conservation biology of three threatened Limonium species endemic to Zakynthos Island (Ionian Islands, Greece), A.-T. Valli, C. Papaioannou, E. Liveri, V. Papasotiropoulos & P. Trigas
600 Rediscovery of the waterlily Nymphaea thermarum Eb. Fisch. in Rwanda, T. Abeli, S.M. Müller & S. Seidel
603 Rediscovery of the Neotropical orchid Porroglossum parsonsii and recommendations for its conservation, E. Parra-Sanchez, J.S. Moreno, S. Vieira-Uribe, L. Baquero & D.P. Edwards
607 Lost and found: the rediscovery of the lost fern species Asplenium achalense (Aspleniaceae) and assessment of its conservation status, M. Arana, E. Natale & A. Oggero
611 Conservation status of newly discovered subpopulations of two globally threatened tree species in the East Usambara Mountains, Tanzania, H.J. Ndangalasi & N.J. Cordeiro
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Comparing traditional and automated conservation assessments for Himalayan species of Buddleja, B. Gurung, G. Chen & J. Ge
627 Population age structure and conservation status of Ferula sinkiangensis (Apiaceae) in Xinjiang, China, T. Liu, Q. Cao, L. Yang, Z. Yang & W. Li
631 Current conservation status and potential distribution under climate change of Michelia lacei, a Plant Species with Extremely Small Populations in Yunnan, China, Y. Liu, L. Cai & W. Sun
641 Exploring links between socio-ecological systems and psychological distress: a case study in rural Uganda, T. Pienkowski, A. Keane, E. Kinyanda, B.L. Knizek, C. Asiimwe, G. Muhanguzi & E.J. Milner-Gulland
650 Reproductive populations of the Critically Endangered bat Phyllonycteris aphylla at two new locations in Jamaica, P.J. Oelbaum, R.P. Hall, D.L. Whyte, R.S. Stewart, J. Pauel, S. Kouwenberg et al.
655 Multi-stakeholder identification and prioritization of human–tiger conflict reduction measures in Chitwan National Park, Nepal, R. Dhungana ,T. Maraseni, B.L. Allen, R.C. Kandel, P.N. Koirala, G. Pant & R. Ranabhat
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First insights into the spatio-temporal ecology of sympatric large carnivores in Niokolo-Koba National Park, Senegal, R. Horion, Z. Woodgate & M. Drouilly
676 Rediscovery of the Neotropical orchid Porroglossum parsonsii and recommendations for its conservation— CORRIGENDUM, E. Parra-Sanchez, J.S. Moreno, S. Vieira-Uribe, L. Baquero & D.P. Edwards
Book reviews
677 A beaver, eight bears and an extinct auk: species books are back
679 Hunt for the Shadow Wolf: The Lost History of Wolves in Britain and the Myths and Stories that Surround Them
679 Corporate Nature: An Insider’s Ethnography of Global Conservation
Cover The wide-ranging plant conservation theme in this issue examines the diversity and optimization of the Cactaceae collection of the Rio de Janeiro Botanic Garden, Rhododendron diversity conservation in botanic gardens, the conservation biology of insular species in Greece and of a threatened medicinal species in China, the conservation status of rediscovered and newly discovered species in Rwanda, Colombia, Argentina and Tanzania, traditional and automated conservation assessments, and the potential influence of climate change on an Endangered magnolia in China. The cover illustrates the cactus Echinopsis calochlora, native to Bolivia and Brazil, flowering in the Rio de Janeiro Botanic Garden. For further details, see pp. 565–640. (Photograph © Alexandre Machado)
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