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Nearly 200 countries have developed various forms of biodiversity strategies, but the United States is not one of them.

What exactly would a "national biodiversity strategy" look like? What would it entail? To explore those, and other, questions about biodiversity we\\u2019re joined by Robert Dewey, vice president of government relations at Defenders of Wildlife, and Lindsay Rosa, who directs Defenders\\u2019 center for conservation innovation.