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monitoring trends status species habitats routine developed countries funded state large nongovernmental organizations often involves large numbers skilled amateur volunteers far less monitoring natural resources takes place developing countries state agencies small budgets fewer skilled professionals amateurs socioeconomic conditions prevent development culture volunteerism resulting lack knowledge trends species habitats presents serious challenge detecting understanding reversing declines natural resource values international environmental agreements require signatories undertake systematic monitoring natural resources system exists guide development expansion monitoring schemes help develop protocol suggest typology monitoring categories defined degree local participation ranging local involvement monitoring undertaken professional researchers entirely local effort monitoring undertaken local people assessed strengths weaknesses monitoring category potential sustainable developed developing countries locally based monitoring particularly relevant developing countries lead rapid decisions solve key threats affecting natural resources empower local communities better manage resources refine sustainableuse strategies improve local livelihoods nevertheless recognize accuracy precision monitoring undertaken local communities different situations needs study field protocols need developed get best unrealized potential approach challenge conservation biologists identify establish monitoring system relevant particular situation develop methods integrate outputs across spectrum monitoring schemes produce wider indices natural resources capture strengths