Martin A. Schlaepfer is a Senior Lecturer in Biodiversity and Sustainability at the University of Geneva, Switzerland. His research interests are in the valuation of nature and biodiversity for conservation, with a recent focus on trees and non-native species.
Guest expert at the Transition Workshop since 2021.

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