Conservation International: Science communication products

Conservation International: Science communication products

Conservation International is a worldwide non-profit dedicated to preserving and conserving the natural world using an integrated approach of natural and social sciences. IAN partners with Conservation International on producing policy briefs (4-page summary documents), reports, and guidebooks, based on their research findings and lessons learned in many areas around the globe.
 

Key Personnel

Jane Hawkey
Senior Science Communicator
Caroline Donovan
Program Manager
Jane Thomas
Science Communicator
Kate Bentsen
Science Communicator

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2014

9th Pacific Islands Conference on Nature Conservation and Protected Areas (JANUARY)

2011

Science-to-Action Guidebook (AUGUST)

Coral Health Index (CHI): measuring coral community health (APRIL)

Conservation International Economic Incentives Guidebook released (JANUARY)

2010

Conservation International policy briefs released (NOVEMBER)

Adapting to climate change: maintaining ecosystem services for human well-being in the Verde Island Passage, Philippines (OCTOBER)

Conservation International booklets released (OCTOBER)

Science of Marine Managed Areas (FEBRUARY)

2009

IAN begins new partnership with Conservation International (DECEMBER)

IAN helping to plan and establish multiple Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in Indonesia (SEPTEMBER)

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2011

Diagram showing pressures to the world's coral reefs (GRAPHIC)

Ecosystem services of the ocean (GRAPHIC)

2010

Habitat patchwork (GRAPHIC)

Marine managed areas (GRAPHIC)

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2011

Science-to-Action Guidebook (REPORT)

Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment of the Verde Island Passage, Philippines (REPORT)

Coral Health Index (CHI): measuring coral community health (REPORT)

2010

Economic incentives for marine conservation (REPORT)

Bridging the gap between human culture and conservation (NEWSLETTER)

Economic incentives motivate human behavior change (NEWSLETTER)

Living with the Sea: Local efforts buffer effects of global change (REPORT)

MMAs: What, why, and where (REPORT)

People and Oceans: Managing marine areas for human well-being (REPORT)

Timeframe

  • Start: 2009-12-01
  • Finish: 2011-06-30
  • Duration: 1 year, 6 months

Websites

http://www.conservation.org
http://science2action.org

Partners

Conservation International

Funding Agencies

Conservation International