This theme deals with how concerns about nature and the conservation of biological diversity engage with broader drivers of socioeconomic and environmental change. It is concerned, in particular, with understanding the historical, contemporary and future contexts for conservation as a contested social practice, as well as how novel approaches and technologies are changing conservation policy and practice.
Programmes
Director of the University of Cambridge Conservation Research Institute
Head of Forest Ecology and Conservation Group
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Professor of Environmental Economics and Public Policy
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Assistant Professor in Energy, Climate And Innovation at Radboud University, The Netherlands
Research Fellow, Cambridge Centre for Energy, Environment and Natural Resource Governance (C-EENRG)
Reader in Personality and Individual Differences
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Senior Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Conservation Science Group
Conservation Evidence Manager
Miriam Rothschild Professor of Conservation Biology
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