How experimental biology and ecology can support evidence-based decision-making in conservation: avoiding pitfalls and enabling application
Steven J. Cooke(Carleton University), Neal Haddaway(Stockholm Environment Institute), Robert J. Lennox(Dalhousie University), Trina Rytwinski(Carleton University), Joseph Bennett(Carleton University), Jessica J. Taylor(Carleton University), Craig E. Franklin(Unknown), Jodie L. Rummer(ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies), Kim Birnie‐Gauvin(University of California, Santa Barbara)
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