Our blog provides news, updates and insights related to evidence-based conservation from the Conservation Evidence team, as well as our partner organisations and others in the conservation community. We're particularly interested in work that uses, or generates, evidence on the effects of biodiversity conservation actions.
To get in touch about the blog please contact Nigel Taylor at nt461@cam.ac.uk. We’re always happy to receive suggestions for new guest blog posts.
Exploring new methods for using supplemental feeding
Alison Greggor describes her recent study, examining the potential benefits of moving supplementary feeders around to direct translocated animals.
News update from Conservation Evidence
This blog post is a summary of exciting updates from the Conservation Evidence team. Please follow the links, or contact us, if you want to know more about any of our work.
There be dragons… in the Conservation Evidence database
In celebration of the Lunar New Year, we’ve collated eight potential conservation actions for dragons, with some evidence for their effects from the Conservation Evidence database.
Meet the Conservation Evidence Team
Part 2 of a series of blog posts to help you get to know the Conservation Evidence team a little better!
How we can improve biodiversity while planting trees to benefit climate
Nadine Keller explains how her recent study in Borneo contributes to the evidence base around active forest restoration.
“And the winner is…” Looking back on a year (or thereabouts) of Conservation Evidence achievements
We’re really grateful for the continued support from all of our collaborators, including our Evidence Champions. These awards wouldn’t have been possible without your input. We look forward to working together next year. Wishing you all a happy (& evidence-based) 2024!
Meet the Conservation Evidence Team
Part 1 of a series of blog posts to help you get to know the Conservation Evidence team a little better!
Evidence-based conservation with Mossy Earth: encouraging lessons and challenges
Tiago de Zoeten explains how Mossy Earth are integrating evidence into their conservation projects, and some of the lessons they’ve learned and challenges they’ve faced in doing so.
