Rethinking knowledge mobilization: transitioning to a dynamic way of publishing biodiversity science

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Traditional scientific publications adhere to rigid formats that struggle to support modern data compilation and sharing and accommodate the unprecedented rates of change in biodiversity data driven by ecological impacts and digital innovation. This mismatch creates delays in uncovering critical insights, weakens design and implementation conservation strategies, and hinders timely decision-making. Existing infrastructures often operate in isolation without integrating open-access repositories, automated analytics, and collaborative frameworks, resulting in fragmented and outdated datasets. Cultural and institutional barriers further impede the adoption of dynamic systems. The research community urgently requires a shift toward integrative, version-controlled platforms that support continuous data sharing, real-time analysis, and adaptive reporting to accelerate scientific discovery, inform policy action, and address escalating environmental challenges. We address potential alternatives to deal with this situation in the following sections of the manuscript.

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