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This article discusses the challenges faced by field biologists conducting research in conflict zones. It highlights the limitations and risks that researchers encounter in countries such as Colombia, Sri Lanka, Indian Administered Kashmir, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The article emphasizes the need for support from the government and scientific community in these challenging environments. It also addresses the degradation of natural habitats and loss of biodiversity caused by conflict. The article concludes by stressing the importance of continuing research in conflict zones for the understanding of biodiversity and conservation, while also emphasizing the need for responsible research practices and building relationships with local communities. [Extracted from the article]