Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Science

 
The Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Science (CBCS) is a world-leading solution-oriented research centre for biodiversity conservation. The centre works in partnership with scientists, governments, non-governmental organisations, and industry to solve the most important conservation problems around the world.

Conservation Catch Up: Connecting Academia with ENGOs

CBCS recently hosted its annual Conservation Catch Up event, enabling networking and collaboration between CBCS members and external partners spanning NGOs, industry and government.

“The Conservation Catch Up is a rare opportunity that allows academics to identify the individuals and organisations who might be able to use CBCS-driven research to undertake actions on the ground. It's always a big event and I can't wait to see the outcomes of this year's enthusiastic speakers and attendees” - Research Fellow Dr Brooke Williams

Read more to see our three key takeaways from the event.

Speed talks at the 2024 CBCS Conservation Catch Up event.

​​​​​​Photo credit: Samantha Wong-Topp

 

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