Scaling up the global reef restoration activity: Avoiding ecological imperialism and ongoing colonialism

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#Coral "#reef #restoration projects need an awareness of socio-cultural practices if they are to avoid ecological imperialistic attributes." https://t.co/jyrTjNFqFL fly-infly-out #GBR

Ecological imperialism occurs when people from industrialised nations seek to recreate environments and ecosystems in unindustrialised nations that are familiar and comfortable to them. Interesting term, ecological imperialism. https://t.co/ueyd85n1W9

Cool to see some of our techniques referenced here [67], but indeed scale should not be at the detriment of approaches that are local, regionally and system specific. #coralreefs #technologyenabler #itsateameffort https://t.co/tDH7BXcuPP

RT @Dr_MaxNewlands: A pleasure to co-author on this paper -#ecologicalimperalism and #coralrestoration, lead by #markgibbs. Hopefully, this…

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