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Shifting baseline syndrome among coral reef scientists

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Shifting baseline syndrome among coral reef scientists

M. M. Jr., E. C. M. Parsons, et al.

This compelling study, conducted by Milton Muldrow Jr., Edward C. M. Parsons, and Robert Jonas, reveals startling insights into 'shifting baseline syndrome' among Florida Keys reef scientists. Through interviews with 54 experts, researchers found a surprising consensus on baseline reef conditions, challenging previously held assumptions about age and experience influencing perceptions of change. Discover how these findings may impact reef management and restoration efforts.... show more
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