Work under this theme addresses the role of knowledge and evidence in conservation decision making, policy and practice, as well as contested views on the science-policy interface. Research is sensitive to diverse forms of knowledge and expertise, ranging from the use of remote sensing and big data, to local, traditional and indigenous knowledge systems.
C-EENRG Director
C-EENRG Area Leader: Climate Change and Energy Policy
Professor of Climate Change Policy
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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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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