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EJ Milner-Gulland

We are a group of conservation scientists working on applied research at the interface of social and ecological systems.  We work in collaboration with non-governmental organisations, practitioners, government agencies and businesses to provide approaches which address key conservation issues in every biome.

our science
Our Science

Find out about our interdisciplinary work
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Our Work with Conservation Practitioners

Learn about our projects and how we partner with local people on conservation projects
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Knowledge Exchange

Learn about our work with industry, to help businesses measure, evaluate and report on biodiversity performance.

New methods and approaches

We apply successful methodologies used in many other disciplines to conservation as well as developing new approaches. Here we share our insights on what has worked for us.

Methodologies
Biodiversity Fellows

Our programme aimed at improving engagement between researchers, conservation practitioners in the international and local NGO sectors, and business. 

 

Biodiversity Fellows

News: Keep up with what's happening

Limitations and Benefits of the Unmatched Count Technique: Considering How We Use New Methods in Conservation
Rejected...the realities of a local conservation champion
Food for thought and hope for the future
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Events and Workshops

TACKLING THE ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE FROM CHINA'S EPICENTRE
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