Student-Led Biodiversity Mapping Sparks Fresh Approaches to Coastal Heritage Planning

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Student-Led Biodiversity Mapping Sparks Fresh Approaches to Coastal Heritage Planning

Student teams from universities across multiple continents have taken the lead in biodiversity mapping projects that integrate ecological data with cultural site assessments, and …

Ines Krüger 24 October 2026

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