This event was held in joint partnership with WWF-UK

This event was held in joint partnership with WWF-UK

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Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) (2019). Navigating the perfect storm: international dimensions. Available at: www.rgs.org/impact/spatialhub/. Last accessed on: <date>

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