The relative importance of COVID‐19 pandemic impacts on biodiversity conservation globally
David W. Gibbons(Royal Society for the Protection of Birds), Nancy Ockendon(University of Cambridge), I.R. Wedage(New School), Richard B. Bradbury(Royal Society for the Protection of Birds), Chris Sandbrook(University of Cambridge), Ngawang Gyeltshen(Centre for Bhutan Studies and GNH Research), Melanie Heath(BirdLife international), Rezvin Akter(The Leprosy Mission International), Rocío López de la Lama(University of British Columbia), Ravikash Prasad(Lotus Clinical Research), Humphrey Q. P. Crick(Natural England), Savita Vijaykumar(National Centre for Earth Science Studies), Steven Broad, Jonathan E. Hughes(UN Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre), James Tremlett(Building Research Association of New Zealand), Alastair H. Jones(Sutherland Hospital), Nicholas B. W. Macfarlane(International Union for Conservation of Nature (United States)), William J. Sutherland(Conservation Leadership Programme), Noa Steiner(Tel Aviv University), Rosie Trevelyan(Tropical Biology Association), Joanna Elliott(Fauna and Flora International), Mike Maunder(University of Cambridge), Alfredo Romero‐Muñoz(Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin), Richard K. B. Jenkins(International Union for Conservation of Nature (United Kingdom)), Andy Clements(British Trust for Ornithology)
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