Exploring the relationship between plural values of nature, human well‐being, and conservation and development intervention: Why it matters and how to do it?
Rachel Carmenta(University of East Anglia), L. Yuliani(Center for International Forestry Research), Judith Schleicher(UN Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre), Patricia Balvanera(Universidad de Morelia), Carole White(University of East Anglia), Alejandra Tauro(El Colegio de México), Unai Pascual(Basque Centre for Climate Change), Ajit Menon(Madras Institute of Development Studies), Charles Shelton(The University of Texas at San Antonio Health Science Center), Erin Betley(American Museum of Natural History), Jeffrey Hoelle(University of California, Santa Barbara), Emily Woodhouse(University College London), Karen Mustin(Universidad Complutense de Madrid), Johanna Forster(University of East Anglia), Neil Dawson(University of East Anglia), M. Moeliono(Center for International Forestry Research), Bosco Lliso(Basque Centre for Climate Change), Eleanor J. Sterling(American Museum of Natural History), Julie G. Zaehringer(University of Bern), Jorge C. Llopis(University of Bern), A. M. Steward(Universidade Federal do Pará), Amanda Sigouin(American Museum of Natural History), Nuno Guimaraes d, Natalia Estrada-Carmona(Agropolis International)
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