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A successful ICC 2022!
On February 3-5, 2022, CICR hosted the third biennial Integrative Conservation Conference (ICC), which brought together over 250 participants from 10 countries and 5 continents. This year’s ICC was...
Forests as Fuel: A New Book by Sarah Hitchner, John Schelhas, and J. Peter Brosius
Forests as Fuel: Energy, Landscape, Climate, and Race in the US South, is Sarah Hitchner, John Schelhas, and J. Peter Brosius’ new book. From the publisher: In the US South, wood-based bioenergy...
UGA collaboration weaves story of Indigenous environmental relationships in a new book
The Wounaan National Congress, representing an indigenous people living in Panama and Colombia, invited UGA faculty member Julie Velasquez Runk to help publish a children’s book that celebrates the...
Integrative Conservation Conference
Registration is now open for the 2022 Integrative Conservation Conference (ICC). ICC 2022 is hosted by CICR, and will take place February 3 - 5th at the University of Georgia's Russell Special...
ICON Student Feature: Suneel Kumar
Suneel Kumar is a fifth year ICON Ph.D. candidate in Anthropology whose work explores how past infrastructural, political, environmental and climate change histories have shaped the land-water...
New Relationships, New Research: CICR’s Catalytic Conversation Initiative
The University of Georgia’s Center for Integrative Conservation Research (CICR) includes affiliated faculty and staff from over 19 academic units and research centers across UGA whose work addresses...
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