Editorial: Ecological consequences of biodiversity loss: International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology: Vol 4, No 2

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The principal value of species may lie in their contributions to the resilience of the ecosystems of which they are components. Establishing the value of ecosystem resilience, and so the value of ecosystem components, may therefore be amongst the highest priorities for ecological research. Unfortunately, this importance is not recognised by those who today control the funding of ecological research.

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