We are asking the four questions of biodiversity conservation at…
Why is this week different from all other weeks? Because this week, Emily Grason and Fletcher Halliday are serving as . . . (16 Comments)
Tag: Conservation
Celebrate conference season with BioDV!
The boreal summer has already kicked in, which means that we are in that period of the year where some . . . (No Comments)
An Attempt at a “Bio-Compositionist” Manifesto: Research and Policy Recommendations…
Below is the second installment in our second two-part series of posts on the philosophical and ecological values of biodiversity . . . (No Comments)
The Forgotten Armadillo
A few years ago, a great frenzy took over the Brazilian media and some social circles; the three-banded armadillo (Tolypeutes . . . (3 Comments)
No forest is an island? Except, maybe, the ones that…
Advice to new graduate students in ecology: the Equilibrium Theory of Island Biogeography will almost undoubtedly appear on your general . . . (No Comments)
Conservation Economics: How to Save the Planet (Part II)
In part 1, I mentioned the major findings of The Economist’s issue on biodiversity, specifically regarding the relationship between national . . . (2 Comments)
Conservation Economics: How to Save the Planet (Part I)
This past September The Economist put out a special report on global biodiversity, detailing its recent decline and the even . . . (4 Comments)
Philosophical challenges to the role of science in conservation: An…
Below is the second installment in a two-part series of posts on the philosophical values of biodiversity. It was motivated . . . (4 Comments)
Who’s Your Daddy And Why It Matters
It’s no secret that wildlife conservation is a controversial issue. Despite the best intentions of all who are involved in . . . (2 Comments)
Biodiversity Challenge: Pxay eyaye si ayioang fpeio
When Avatar came out, back in the dark ages, everyone raved about the amazing and ingenious organisms with which James . . . (6 Comments)