Center for Conservation Biology at Stanford University

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The Center for Conservation Biology at Stanford University is a research and teaching hub focused on understanding and protecting biodiversity, ecosystems, and the processes that sustain them.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf academic research institute ⓘ
conservation biology center ⓘ
research center ⓘ
activity graduate training ⓘ
policy outreach ⓘ
public engagement on conservation issues ⓘ
scientific research ⓘ
undergraduate education ⓘ
university teaching ⓘ
affiliation Stanford University ⓘ
collaboratesWith government agencies ⓘ
international conservation organizations ⓘ
non-governmental organizations ⓘ
country United States of America ⓘ
emphasis applied conservation solutions ⓘ
field-based research ⓘ
interdisciplinary research ⓘ
linking science and policy ⓘ
quantitative modeling in conservation ⓘ
fieldOfWork biodiversity ⓘ
conservation biology ⓘ
conservation policy ⓘ
ecology ⓘ
ecosystem science ⓘ
environmental science ⓘ
focus biodiversity conservation ⓘ
climate change impacts on biodiversity ⓘ
conservation planning ⓘ
ecosystem services ⓘ
habitat loss ⓘ
human impacts on ecosystems ⓘ
land-use change ⓘ
protected areas ⓘ
species extinction risk ⓘ
languageOfWork English ⓘ
locatedIn California ⓘ
Stanford University ⓘ
Stanford, California ⓘ
United States ⓘ
mission understanding and protecting biodiversity ⓘ
understanding and protecting ecosystems ⓘ
understanding and protecting the processes that sustain biodiversity and ecosystems ⓘ
offers research opportunities for students ⓘ
training for conservation practitioners ⓘ
partOf School of Humanities and Sciences at Stanford University ⓘ

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Bing Professor of Population Studies → academicDepartment → Center for Conservation Biology at Stanford University ⓘ
Anne H. Ehrlich → memberOf → Center for Conservation Biology at Stanford University ⓘ