Nature journal's blogosphere elevates CSIS

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Research blogging communities created by the British journal Nature feature postings by two CSIS members.

Jianguo "Jack" Liu blogs about the journey behind the scenes of a recent Nature Sustainability publication "Nexus approaches to global sustainable development."

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Read From pandas and people to the world.

PhD student Kelly Kapsar writes about how systems integration has helped evolve her thoughts about conservation and zoos in "Zoos should leave the ark metaphor behind" in Nature's Ecology and Evolution blog space. She co-wrote a chapter in the book "The Ark and Beyond: The Evolution of Zoo and Aquarium Conservation" published by University of Chicago Press.

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