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Reef biodiversity accounting to help scale up restoration

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Australian scientists led by James Cook University professor Morgan Pratchett propose a new biodiversity accounting framework for coral reefs to encourage investment in restoration. The framework aims to make restoration efforts more rigorous and transparent by providing a standardized method to measure biodiversity changes. This proposal was published in the journal One Earth.

Key points

• A new biodiversity accounting framework is proposed by Australian scientists led by James Cook University professor Morgan Pratchett to encourage investment in reef restoration.
• The framework was published in the journal One Earth as a more rigorous and transparent method for measuring biodiversity on coral reefs.

Context

Australian scientists are recommending a new way of measuring biodiversity on coral reefs to encourage new investments in more effective restoration activities.

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