Spartans Will. 360 highlights Liu's ecological sustainability research

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CSIS Director Jianguo “Jack” Liu has continuously conducted research for 17 years in the Wolong Nature Reserve in southwestern China, integrating ecology with socioeconomics, demography and other disciplines to look at ecological sustainability from local, national to global scales. Read about his work in the latest Spartans Will. 360 story.

Spartans Will. 360 Wolong Nature Reserve story

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