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A global research coordination programme is urgently needed for biodiversity

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By Mark Urban Verified, Damaris Zurell, Greta Bocedi, Andrew Gonzalez, Santiago Velazco, Bezeng S. Bezeng, Natalie Briscoe, Lluís Brotons, Lauren B. Buckley, Rob Cooke, Tyler Eddy, Simon Ferrier, Gurutzeta Guillera-Arroita, Nick Isaac, Cornelia Krug, Carolyn J. Lundquist, Jean Paul Metzger, Katie L Millette, Kelly Ortega-Cisneros, Andy Purvis, Juliano Sarmento Cabral, Josef Settele, Justin Travis, Fabricio Villalobos, Paulo De Marco Júnior, Marisa Mamede, Haigen Xu
| Nature Verified
Current biodiversity research and science–policy interfaces are fragmented, poorly coordinated, underfunded and geographically biased, which limits their ability to address the scale and severity of the rapidly accelerating biodiversity crisis1,2,3. To close this gap, a new global organization is needed to coordinate biodiversity research, funding, and policy implications, reduce global inequities, and enhance implementation of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF)3.
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Athens Police lieutenant spreads holiday cheer with 'Gifts for the Elderly'

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By Justin Travis
| 256 Today
ATHENS — The spirit of the Christmas season continues to shine bright in Athens as Lt. Katrina Flanagan of the Athens Police Department prepares for her seventh annual “Gifts for the Elderly” goody bag distribution Saturday. For what has become a cherished community tradition, Flanagan is seeking the final donations to make sure every elderly resident in Limestone County feels the warmth of the holidays. The deadline for all donations, gifts and monetary, is Friday.
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To protect and serve: Athens police go the extra mile for dialysis patient

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By Justin Travis
| 256 Today
ATHENS – What began as a seemingly routine, yet heartbreaking, welfare check call quickly transformed into a heartwarming display of compassion by Athens police officers. The emergency call came recently from DaVita Athens Dialysis Center after concern arose that one of their patients had missed a crucial appointment. - Advertisement - According to Athens Police Chief Anthony Pressnell, calls from treatment centers usually never have a positive outcome.
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