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Over the last ten to fifteen years a new type of integrated conservation project has evolved that links reproductive health and family planning services with natural resource management and biodiversity conservation. Such programs represent a small but significant trend in both the conservation and the population fields.
This issue of DifferenTakes is based on a larger study, "Rethinking the Link: A Critical Review of Population-Environment Programs."
