Identifying practitioner and researcher collaboration needs to improve ecosystem restoration in Canada
Authors:
- Tim AlamenciakTATim Alamenciak
- Nancy ShackelfordNSNancy Shackelford
- Logan RehbergLRLogan Rehberg
- Ash BaronABAsh Baron
- Catherine FebriaCFCatherine Febria
- Alina FisherAFAlina Fisher
- Tina HegerTHTina Heger
- Eric HiggsEHEric Higgs
- Stephen MurphySMStephen Murphy
- Ryan StephensonRSRyan Stephenson
- Bruno Travassos-BrittoBTBruno Travassos-Britto
- 26 January 2026
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Springer Nature in Socio-Ecological Practice Research
- Vol. 8 (1) , 15-27
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