Evidence-based communication is essential for the integration of biodiversity concerns in global development and societal change. We study and use communication in conservation science and practice, to influence policies, social norms, attitudes and behaviours of individuals, communities and institutions.

Related Programmes

Biodiversity and Behavioural Science

Fusing cutting-edge behavioural science with conservation expertise to influence human behaviours negatively impacting biodiversity.

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Bornean Carnivore Programme

Long-running research answering fundamental questions about populations, habitat status and conservation needs.

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Lion Landscapes

Integrating local knowledge with world class-science to achieve large carnivore conservation in Kenya, Tanzania & Zambia.

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Long Shields Guardian Programme

A conservation initiative on the boundaries on Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe, working for both ecological and social impact.

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Morally Contested Conservation

Exploring challenging issues in wildlife conservation equity and effectiveness, compiling evidence to inform policy.

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Southeast Asian Felids

Long-term research into the ecology, behaviour and habitat of southeast Asian felids to inform site-based conservation efforts.

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Relevant Projects

Clouded leopard reintroduction project

Evaluating prey abundance and dispersal behaviour to assess the biological feasibility of bringing back clouded leopards.
Conservation of the Titicaca grebe

Exploring issues affecting this endemic EDGE species and its habitat to support holistic conservation.
The Lion Lifelines Project

Developing the first landscape ecological modelled assessment of jaguar population connectivity across the species’ entire range.
Using video games to engage players with conservation

Examining the impact of digital media types on audiences’ perceived connection to nature and support for conservation.

Water management to support African wild dog conservation

Researching competition between wild dogs and larger carnivores in Zimbabwe to inform water management.
The Himalayan Wolves Project

Conducting interdisciplinary research to understand and protect Himalayan wolves, their prey species and habitat.
Bridging science and policy for land-use planning in Bhutan

By examining environmental and human dimensions, this work aims to provide a strong scientific foundation to underpin the development of policy.
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