| The Center for Integrative Conservation Research (CICR) was established in January 2007 with the support of a grant from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. The center’s goal is to respond, through research and training, to one of the key challenges facing conservation today: identifying conservation practices and policies that simultaneously preserve biodiversity and serve human needs. CICR promotes the synthesis of social and biological science research methods and conceptual approaches in conservation through an integrative approach to conservation research. |  |
Featured Researcher Julie Rushmore is a DVM/PhD candidate jointly enrolled in the College of Veterinary Medicine and the Odum School of Ecology. She studies behavioral determinants of disease transmission in wild chimpanzees in Uganda. Julie believes that studying the intersection of... more Previous Featured Researchers
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Conservation at UGA New! Integrative Conservation Doctoral Program at UGA CICR is pleased to announce the creation of a doctoral program in Integrative Conservation. This program is designed to ensure that students gain disciplinary depth in one of four fields – Anthropology, Geography, Ecology or Forestry - while also collaborating across disciplines and fields of practice to seek integrative solutions to complex conservation
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EVENTS International Mini-Conference Dimensions of Political Ecology Earth Summit 2012 Human Dimensions Conference NEWS Peru Names New |
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