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Biodiversity Science（formerly Chinese Biodiversity）published its first issue in October 1993. It is sponsored by the Biodiversity Committee of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), Botanical Society of China and jointly managed by Institute of Botany, Institute of Zoology and Institute of Microbiology, CAS. It is the first nationwide academic journal that specifically addresses the issues of biodiversity, aiming to enhance information exchange between Chinese and international scholars.
Editorial Board

Editor-in-Chief
Ma Keping

Deputy Editor-in-Chief
Fu Shenglei;Guo Liangdong
Lei Fumin;Kong Hongzhi
Lv Zhi;Zhang Jian
Guo Qinghua;Huang Xiaolei

Angiosperm sexual systems—Concepts, evolution, ecology, and future directions

Yunyun Wang;Zhanqing Hao

Biodiversity Science,2022,No. 07

Mitochondrial genome data of three aphid species

Congcong Lu;Qian Liu;Xiaolei Huang

Biodiversity Science,2022,No. 07

Development dilemma and optimization path of public liability insurance for wildlife accidents

Rui Song;Jing Deng;Tao Qin

Biodiversity Science,2022,No. 07

Background & Aim: Since the public liability insurance for wildlife accidents was launched, there have been some problems, such as poor insurance implementation effect, inactive participation of insurance institutions, and difficulty in expanding insurance coverage. It has not performed well in effectively alleviating the contradiction between humans and animals, which hinders the implementation and implementation of biodiversity protection. In order to improve the implementation effect of public liability insurance for wildlife accidents and make it play an important role in protecting biodiversity, we studied the development dilemma and optimization path of public liability insurance for wildlife accidents. Methods: Taking Yunnan, Tibet, Zhejiang, and Sichuan as examples, we clarified their application modes from the aspects of the insurer, the subject matter of insurance, insurance liability, insurance amount, insurance rate, subsidy mechanism, compensation standard, and claim settlement procedure, compared the insurance modes to dig out the current restrictive factors in the specific region. Results: The research showed that the main constraints for the development of public liability insurance for wildlife accidents are unscientific product design, insufficient financial funds, unfit regulations, and imperfect insurance systems. These constraints weaken the effect of insurance implementation, restrict the participation of insurance institutions, hindering the expansion of insurance coverage, and slow down the promotion of insurance work, which made the public liability insurance for wildlife accidents unable to protect the interests of the affected people and unable to promote the protection of biodiversity. Suggestions & Perspective: It is of great value and significance to optimize the design of insurance elements, expand funding sources, improve supporting policies, and establish a public liability insurance system for wildlife accidents subsidized by the central government, which is led by the government and participated by many parties, to solve the conflict between humans and animals, support the protection of biodiversity, and establish a global life community.