Making ecology really global

Ecology must flourish globally, especially in a period of unprecedented anthropogenic global change. However, some regions dominate the ecological literature. Multiple barriers prevent global production and exchange of ecological knowledge. The first step towards solutions is acknowledging and diagnosing this inequality and embracing our geo-graphical and cultural diversity.

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Ecology needs to thrive globally, but there are inequalities in knowledge production and exchange. Recognizing and addressing these inequalities, while embracing geographical and cultural diversity, is the first step towards solutions.