The University of Cambridge Conservation Research Institute (CRI) is an inclusive interdisciplinary community of world-leading scholars with an interest in conservation.
Our goals include conducting research and activities that contribute to the protection and flourishing of global biodiversity, a stable and liveable climate, functioning and resilient ecosystems, and improved human well-being for all, as well as understanding the relationship between biodiversity conservation and society.
Our research, teaching, and outreach contributes to:
1) Improved understanding of the relationship between biodiversity conservation and society; and
2) The protection and flourishing of global biodiversity, a stable and liveable climate, functioning and resilient ecosystems, and improved human well-being for all.
Latest News
New Conservation Evidence Synopsis: Coral Conservation: Global evidence for the effects of actions
5 November 2024
New Conservation Evidence Synopsis: Coral Conservation: Global evidence for the effects of actions . Ask not what corals can do for you… From studies cultivating corals on artificial structures to transplanting fragments in the wild. Here is a free to download synopsis of evidence for actions you can do for corals https://...
Updated CCI Conservation Seminar programme for Michaelmas term 2024 is now available
14 October 2024
CCI Conservation Seminars - Michaelmas Term 2024 programme is now available Seminars are held on Wednesdays, 12-1pm UK time, unless otherwise stated. Join us in the Main Seminar Room at DAB. To join via Zoom, please check the CRI website or CCI Hive for individual event links.
