SCB News Blog

The SCB News Blog is the best source for member-oriented news from the Society for Conservation Biology. Here you'll find an account of what's new at SCB, coverage of SCB members in the news, and conservation-related commentary and reportage.

Come often and be informed of the goings-on in this global community of conservation professionals dedicated to advancing the science and practice of conserving Earth's biological diversity.

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Member Spotlight: Yuval Zukerman

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We held a Q&A with Yuval Zukerman to get to know more about her, her research in the Negev Desert and what a typical day as a graduate student looks like.

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Remembering Thomas Lovejoy

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Conservation icon and SCB co-founder and past President Thomas Lovejoy passed away on December 25, 2021. While Tom played many important roles in the field of conservation, one of his most important was that of a mentor. Mentors are so incredibly important to our field, and Tom Lovejoy served as a mentor to many. One of his mentees, Dr. Rachel Golden Kroner, shared a piece with us about what he meant to her as a mentor.

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2021 SCB Distinguished Service Award Winners

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The Society for Conservation Biology (SCB) bestowed high honors on five conservationists from around the world for their contributions to the science and practice of biodiversity conservation.

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Member Spotlight: Owino Otieno Raymond

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An SCB Member Spotlight on 2021 Graduate Student Research Award Winner Owino Raymond.

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A Pandemic awakening a paradigm shift in Biodiversity conservation

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Blog post by biodiversity conservationist Caroline Kerichu on creating awareness of the urgency in addressing biodiversity loss issues globally.

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