Tag: environmental social science

• Stakeholder perceptions of the efficacy of biodiversity offset policy in Australia

  The Society for Conservation Biology – Oceania Conference is on this week in Brisbane – you can follow along via the #SCBO2016 hashtag and follow @SCBOceania on Twitter and Facebook. I’m speaking tomorrow in a symposium that myself, Claudia Benham and Nadine Marshall organised entitled Understanding the human dimensions of environmental problems: connecting the dots through interdisciplinary research. We’ve…

  Megan Evans

  July 5, 2016

  Blog, conferences, research

  biodiversity offsets, environmental social science, scbo2016

• Speed symposium at #SCBO2016

  

  The Society for Conservation Biology – Oceania section will have its next conference in Brisbane, July 2016. I’m very happy to say that a speed symposium that I have proposed with my incredible colleagues Claudia Benham and Nadine Marshall has been accepted! It was really encouraging to see quite a large social science presence at the…

  Megan Evans

  November 5, 2015

  Blog, conferences, PhD, research

  environmental social science, scbo2016, society for conservation biology