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Our Vision
- Taking conservation science beyond academia to create impact
- Making concepts and recommendations “real”; translating them and making them tangible
- Bridging the gulf between thought and practice
- Linking to practitioners and across cultures and conservation communities
Our Approach
Thinking about how to make conservation effective in the “real world”
Communicate the importance and complexity of conservation
Expand the reach of the group’s work beyond academic circles
Our Projects
Nature Positive Universities
Saiga Conservation Alliance
Conservation Hierarchy
Fellowship Programmes
Interdisciplinary Conservation Network
Pledge for our Future
Knowledge Exchange
Theme Members
The leaders of this theme are Hannah Nicholas and Jon Taylor, but the entire group are members because it is an overarching theme that links all ICCS work.
14th July 2023
How can we advance rights-based conservation?
6th May 2022
Everyone’s going Nature Positive – but what does it mean?
11th November 2021
The Elephant Queen: how impactful can a natural history film really be?
24th June 2022
Research to action: Enhancing marine conservation and fisheries policy, for biodiversity and well-being outcomes in Indonesia
24th April 2023
What it’s like to be a Leventis African Biodiversity Fellow
27th October 2021
Working at the crossroads of art and science
Publications
We are a group of conservation scientists working on applied research at the interface of social and ecological systems.
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