Why Collaborate? Historically, conservation focused on saving species and protecting natural resources, paying little attention to people. Yet without the involvement of local people and
9.29.2019 New Directions New Questions by Kailey Carlson, Undergraduate Student in Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology Starting as an undergrad on a project I knew
This quarters Blog highlights Members of our Fellows Team visit to Quality Timbers and Wood Products LLC., in the small community of Antonito, Colorado, to
We first began the research for the Collaborative Conservation Atlas project back in 2013 with the goal of identifying and systematically describing collaborative initiatives across
Trying New Things: Expanding my Interdisciplinary Training with Social Science Methods in Ecology By Jake Marinkovich; Undergraduate student in Ecosystem Sciences and Sustainability Key Words:
On the domestic and the wild by Kevin Jablonski Large carnivores eat large herbivores. Humans also eat large herbivores. Beginning around 10,000 years ago, the
Modeling and Monitoring Shrub Encroachment in the Guassa Community Conservation Area, Ethiopia By: Cara Steger Since our last post, we returned to the Guassa Community
Changes, Challenges and Promising Avenues By Bethlehem Astella, Cohort 9 Fellow As we returned to the fields in the Bale Mountains, Ethiopia, six months since
Beyond the Data Points Reflections by Kailey Carlson, undergraduate fellow with the CCC Fellows Project, Engaging the Collaborative Capital of Lion Guardians to Reduce Lost
After the Fire: Finding Value in Burned Timber within the 2-3-2 by Tim Reader In 2018, Colorado and the West experienced one of the worst
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