Biological conservation projects must include actions on the local scale and the international scale (Maltchik, 2000), establishing exchanges and cooperative actions for the transmission of coexistence and mitigation technology to address the impacts of climate change and extreme droughts; and must include exchanges of data stemming from research integrated into a solid, well-structured network.
Whereas,
Members are researchers affiliated with the network and are committed to its development and the associated scientific research. The role of members involves participating in and co-managing local experiments and research activities that fall within the sphere of INLD objectives. They commit to inputting the data they generate into the network database and to participating in projects and collaborating on the joint production of manuscripts with other network members.
Those interested can register as members by filling out the form available on the INLD’s.
