Max Finlayson

Charles Sturt University

Australia

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Sangay Wangchuk

Charles Sturt University

AUSTRALIA

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Xavier Armengol

SPAIN

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Francisco Guerrero

Universidad de Jaén

SPAIN

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Benjamin Stocker

SWITZERLAND

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Gema Parra

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Universidad de Jaén

SPAIN

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Luc Brendonck

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

BELGIUM

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Wesley S. Ward

Charles Sturt University

AUSTRALIA

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Stefan Siebert

Professor, Head of Agronomy / Crop Science

University of Göttingen

GERMANY

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Sandra Brucet

SPAIN

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Avni Malhotra

SWITZERLAND

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Richard Thwaites

Charles Sturt University

AUSTRALIA

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Max Finlayson

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Mapping the world's inland surface waters

Recognising diversity in wetlands and farming systems to support sustainable agriculture and conserve wetlands

Managing biodiversity on private land

Gain and loss: reflection on the rapid development of National Wetland Parks in China

Closing the driver–response loop for halting and reversing wetland degradation and loss from agriculture

Extensive global wetland loss over the past three centuries

Rural Depopulation and Empty Rural Houses in Bhutan: How Different Stakeholders Interpret the Local Term Gungtong

Exploring Human-Wildlife Conflict and Implications for Food Self-Sufficiency in Bhutan

Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands – part 2

Biodiversity on private land: Lessons from the Mid‐Murray Valley in South‐eastern Australia

Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands

Development of the text of the Ramsar Convention: 1965–1971

Climate change adaptation planning for an internationally important wetland, the Muir–Byenup System Ramsar Site in south-west Australia

The future of temporary wetlands in drylands under global change

Reframing the human–wetlands relationship through a Universal Declaration of the Rights of Wetlands

Reply to Bridgewater (2021), ‘Response to Davies

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Sangay Wangchuk

Xavier Armengol

Francisco Guerrero

Benjamin Stocker

Gema Parra

Luc Brendonck

Wesley S. Ward

Stefan Siebert

Sandra Brucet

Avni Malhotra

Richard Thwaites

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