In financial markets, modern portfolio theory seeks to manage asset portfolios to maximize returns in an uncertain and volatile capital market, controlling the variable risk of losses. This theory balances the expected returns of a portfolio based on its assets and the fluctuation of their value—a measure of performance risk. Imagine applying this approach to conservation, specifically to protect the Iberian lynx as it adapts – uncertainly -to climate change in Portugal and Spain. With insights gained from a carefully crafted regional survey on stakeholders' risk profiles, we can align conservation strategies to meet local support and preferences. By framing conservation planning within this portfolio perspective, we can strategically distribute conservation efforts across regions, maximizing the lynx’s chances of long-term survival and resilience in dynamic and uncertain landscapes.
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