An introduction to evidence-based conservation (content tailored for research scientists) [in Japanese].
Abstract
Evidence of conservation is rapidly accumulating around the world, but with research, it is necessary to strengthen the cooperation of practice. Evidence-based conservation addresses the above issues through the following three points: evidence integration and critical scrutiny (systematic review, summary); show evidence in a clear and accessible way (summary and decision support tool); and evidence-based decision making avoids bias and is highly transparent to help increase effectiveness.