Bending the Curve of Global Freshwater Biodiversity Loss: An Emergency Recovery Plan
David Tickner(WWF-UK), Lucy Young(WWF-UK), Mike Acreman(UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology), James A. Robinson(University of Nigeria), Angela H. Arthington(Griffith University), Julian D. Olden(University of Washington), Steven J. Cooke(Carleton University), S. J. Ormerod(Cardiff University), Dean Muruven, Jeffrey J. Opperman(World Wildlife Fund), Robin Abell(Conservation International), Rebecca E. Tharme(International Water Management Institute), Ian Harrison(Conservation International), Tim Jones, Mark Wright(WWF-UK), Abigail J. Lynch(United States Department of the Interior), Gavin Edwards(WWF-UK), Michele Thieme(World Wildlife Fund), David Leclère(International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis), Klement Tockner(Goethe University Frankfurt), Philip Leonard(WWF-UK), Kathy A. Hughes(WWF-UK), Michael E. McClain(IHE Delft Institute for Water Education), James Dalton(International Union for Conservation of Nature), Will Darwall(International Union for Conservation of Nature (United Kingdom)), Stuart E. Bunn(Griffith University)
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