Seminar: Dr. Samantha Cheng
Technological approaches for evidence synthesis in conservation
Seminar presented by Dr. Samantha Cheng, American Museum of Natural History.
Communications
Seminar: Dr. Bonnie Keeler
Community-engaged scholarship for sustainability: Where do values, equity, and power considerations intersect with conservation science?
Seminar presented by Dr. Bonnie Keeler, University of Minnesota.
Seminar: Dr. Kenneth Rose
Multidisciplinary team science and engaged {-raged} stakeholders: two often neglected aspects of coupled human-natural systems
Seminar: Dr. Matt Fitzpatrick
From genes to urban areas: Applications of spatial modeling to assess climate change vulnerability in natural and built systems
Seminar: Dr. Tim Newfield
Building and Disassembling Big Histories of Disease: Interdisciplinarity and Ancient Pandemics
Seminar presented by Dr. Tim Newfield, Georgetown University.
Seminar: Dr. Geoff Dabelko and The Honorable Sharon Burke
Disintegrating Assessments? A Research Agenda for Socio-Environmental Science and (Human) Security
Seminar: Dr. Nicole Tichenor Blackstone
Toward sustainable diets: exploring environmental and social costs of consumption
Seminar presented by Dr. Nicole Tichenor Blackstone, Tufts University.
Environmental change as a public health risk: Ecologist and epidemiologist explores the relationship between declines in bushmeat, fisheries management and human nutrition
Climate change could undermine children’s education and development in the tropics
The globalization of conservation: How public perceptions of biodiversity and international trade patterns shape mangrove conservation
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