Activities of the Conservation Science lab at ICCB
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New PhD position, applications due 8th Sept 2019
We have an exciting PhD project available: Connecting biodiversity risk assessment and natural capital accounting IN the Conservation Science research group, Deakin University, School of Life and…… Read more “New PhD position, applications due 8th Sept 2019”
New Paper: Impacts of the IUCN Red List of Ecosystems on conservation policy and practice
Blog authors: Lucie Bland & Emily Nicholson Citation: Bland LM, Nicholson E, Miller RM, Andrade A, Carre A, Etter A, Ferrer-Paris JR, Herrera B, Kontula T, Lindgaard…… Read more “New Paper: Impacts of the IUCN Red List of Ecosystems on conservation policy and practice”
West Indian Ocean coral reef RLE Inception workshop
Originally posted on Jessica Rowland :
Last month I flew to Mombasa, a coastal town in Kenya for the West Indian Ocean (WIO) coral reef Red List of…
New postdoc position available (open until
We have a new postdoctoral research associate position available, to work on new project on ecosystem risk assessment, funded by the Australian Research Council: “Ecosystem risk assessment:…… Read more “New postdoc position available (open until”
redlistr: an R package for easier conservation status assessments.
Originally posted on Calvin Lee:
Our new paper describing redlistr?has been published!?redlistr is an R package that aims to help users apply the guidelines provided by the…
New Paper: Impacts of the IUCN Red List of Ecosystems on conservation policy and practice
In this paper, we used an impact evaluation framework to identify the impacts of the Red List of Ecosystems on conservation
3 new PhD projects on planning for conservation and sustainable development on Indigenous lands
Expressions of interest – deadline extended to until 15th February 2019 We are pleased to announce three PhD projects on an exciting new project to start in…… Read more “3 new PhD projects on planning for conservation and sustainable development on Indigenous lands”
New paper: Scenarios and models to support global conservation targets
Scenarios and models offer a powerful opportunity to improve the setting and implementation of targets, but there is limited evidence of such use beyond their role in global agenda-setting. In this new paper, Nicholson and colleagues aimed to create a guide that clearly sets out the potential uses of models and scenarios in this capacity, framed within the four stages of the policy cycle.
Daniela Oliviera de Lima joins the Conservation Science Lab
I just arrived in Australia to take on a different experience as Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Conservation Science Lab, led by Emily Nicholson in the Centre for…… Read more “Daniela Oliviera de Lima joins the Conservation Science Lab”
