This book, titled Biodiversity Conservation - Ecological, Environmental, and Societal Aspects, offers a comprehensive examination of applied ecological, genetic, and sociological research in biodiversity conservation. The book examines the multifaceted issues, challenges, and implementation obstacles confronting conservation science and practice through a series of empirically based case studies.

The book is organized to incorporate both foundational and practical knowledge, with chapters focused on:

•Ecological and Genetic Research Aspects: Examining population dynamics, habitat fragmentation, the efficacy of protected areas, and the preservation of ecosystem functionality and resilience.

•Socio-Cultural and Policy Dimensions: Analysing the interaction between traditional ecological knowledge (TEK), environmental governance, sustainable resource management, and socio-economic factors influencing land-use change.

We are confident that this book will be very useful for everyone: researchers, teachers, students, government officials, and activists committed to nature protection, as well as others interested in the field who would like to gain insight into current problems in biodiversity conservation.