Biodiversity and strategy Subtle equilibriums

Biodiversity conservation calls for a revolutionary approach to our relationship with nature and the living world. But it also requires completely rethinking the way we develop international policies and strategies. Drawing on numerous examples and a wealth of research from the humanities, social sciences and conservation sciences, this book offers a profoundly renewed strategic diagnosis as well as levers for activating regenerative processes to benefit the living world.

Hervé Brédif is a professor at the UFR Geography, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, and a researcher at the Social Dynamics and Recomposition of Spaces Laboratory (LADYSS). As a facilitation practitioner, he studies the conditions and means for better coordination between international policies and strategies and territorial management of living resources.

Laurent Simon est professeur de géographie physique, humaine, économique et régionale à l'université Paris-1-Panthéon-Sorbonne. He is a emeritus professor of geography at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and a member of the LADYSS Laboratory (CNRS). He is involved in different working groups and scientific boards (UNESCO MAB Programme, IUCN, La Fabrique Ecologique, among others).