Research Waste in ecology and conservation

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There is an immediate need for a change in research workflows so that pre-existing knowledge is better utilised in designing new research. A formal assessment of the accumulated knowledge prior to research approval would reduce the waste of already limited resources caused by asking low priority questions. Here we describe what research waste is and suggest potential solutions that researchers and funders can use to avoid wasting precious conservation and ecology funding.

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