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Conservation of Biological Resources: Why Does It Matter?aced before in human history. People are less aware about the limitedness of natural resources and the consequences of the present development. Increased population, associated with technological advancement undermines the sustainable development of any nation. Daily, many species are going extinct

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Urban Biodiversity and Cities’ Sustainable Developmenting the fragile rural/urban equilibrium. Migration from rural to urban areas has forced cities to expand into the surrounding environments which created substantial environmental impacts on the functioning of natural ecosystems, affecting land use of the rural-urban interface. Understanding the huma

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Science and Education at the Centre for Invasion Biologygical invasions. However, appreciation and systematic study of the problems associated with invasive species are relatively recent. In 2004, the Centre for Invasion Biology (CIB) was established as one of the first six national Centres of Excellence funded by the South African government. The aim of

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Bugs and Society II: Testing Two Communication Strategies for Public Engagement in the Azoresntest to name insects .-. (Pick a Name!), are presented in this chapter. Both communicational strategies targeted non-traditional audiences, relied on the Portuguese and Azorean cultural identity and on anthropic verisimilitude of situations involving insects. The context, principles, assumptions an

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