#conservation biology
Articles etiquetados con «conservation biology».
Eleanor Sterling: Conservation Biology and Leadership
Eleanor Sterling (1960–2023) was a biologist and conservationist who led the American Museum of Natural History's CBC and HIMB.
Jen Guyton: Wildlife Photography and Ecological Conservation
American photographer and ecologist Jen Guyton's work in wildlife conservation and National Geographic exploration.
Paseo del Jaguar: Conservation Corridors and the Panthera Initiative
The Paseo del Jaguar is a proposed network of conservation corridors spanning the Americas, designed to connect jaguar habitats and facilita...
Flagship species: Concept, selection and conservation impact
Flagship species are charismatic animals or plants used as symbols to raise support and funding for broader biodiversity conservation effort...
Nature Conservation Foundation: Science-Based Wildlife Conservation in India
Profile of the Nature Conservation Foundation (NCF), an Indian NGO founded in 1996 promoting science-based wildlife conservation and researc...
Colossal Biosciences: De-extinction, Conservation and Synthetic Biology
American biotech company founded in 2021 to de-extinct species like the woolly mammoth and thylacine using CRISPR gene editing.
Anne H. Ehrlich: Conservation Biology and Population Ecology
Profile of Anne H. Ehrlich, American conservation biologist and co-author of The Population Bomb.
Endangered species (IUCN status)
Definition and criteria for IUCN Endangered status, including population decline thresholds and geographic range requirements.
Umbrella effect (ecology)
The umbrella effect in ecology describes how protecting one species indirectly safeguards others sharing its habitat.
Catch per unit effort: definition, calculation and fisheries application
Definition and application of catch per unit effort (CPUE) in fisheries and conservation biology for measuring species abundance.