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Renee Raroa. Renee Raroa

‘Nature markets’ may help preserve biodiversity – but they risk repeating colonial patterns of Indigenous exploitation

David Hall, Auckland University of Technology; Mike Taitoko, Indigenous Knowledge; Nathalie Whitaker, Indigenous Knowledge; Renee Raroa, Indigenous Knowledge, and Tasman Turoa Gillies, Indigenous Knowledge

Biodiversity credits could unlock new funding for nature restoration. But if this happens without consideration of Indigenous data sovereignty, it could create a new form of colonialism.

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