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Apply now to join the ICON PhD Program!
The UGA Integrative Conservation (ICON) PhD Program, which is coordinated by CICR, is now accepting applications for Fall 2024. To apply to the program for Fall 2024, applicants apply through one of...
Fall 2023 Reading Club on Legacies on the Landscape
We are excited to continue our monthly CICR Reading Club series, hosted this Fall 2023 in partnership with the Institute for Native American Studies. Our goal is to have a conversation as...
Asif Sandeelo gives poster presentation at Pathways Conference 2023
Asif Ali Sandeelo, third-year Integrative Conservation (ICON) and Anthropology student, recently gave a poster presentation at the international Pathways Conference 2023 at Colorado State University...
2023 CICR Newsletter
We are happy to share our annual Center for Integrative Conservation Research newsletter, which highlights the great work and achievements of so many in this community over the last year. We would...
Indigenous protected areas and self-determination
Andrew Paul, ICON & Anthropology PhD student, recently coauthored a piece published in AlterNative, "Conservation for self-determination: Salween Peace Park as an Indigenous Karen...
ICON Alum receives Rachel Carson Prize
Michelle Evans received the British Ecological Society’s 2022 Rachel Carson Prize for her paper ‘Socio-ecological dynamics in urban systems: An integrative approach to mosquito-borne disease in...
Upcoming Events
ICON Dissertation Prospectus Defense: “The Ecology of Segregation: Race, Biodiversity, and Lived Experience in Atlanta Parks”
Dominique Valentine, PhD Student, ICON and Anthropology
Tuesday, November 10, 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Journalism Building, 510
ICON Coffee Hour
Friday, November 13, 10:00-11:00 AM
Warnell Building 4 Lobby. All are welcome to attend!
ICON Dissertation Prospectus Defense: “Living with the River: Ideas of the future, sense of place, and co-creation of risk communication in the River Arts District post-Helene"
Hannah Boone, PhD Student, ICON and Anthropology
Friday, November 13, 3:30 pm
Baldwin Hall, 202