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New research looks at intersections of national security and environmental governance
ICON and Geography PhD candidate Rachel Arney recently published part of her dissertation titled "From Securing the Border to Securing Nature: Homeland Security as an Emerging Environmental Actor in...
Congratulations to Andrew Paul!
Andrew Paul is the recent recipient of the NSF DDRIG, which will support his collaborative research with Karen communities on the Thailand-Myanmar border in Southeast Asia. This research explores...
2024 CICR Newsletter
The annual CICR newsletter is now available! Interested in learning more about our outstanding students and faculty? Read all about them here.
Rachel Carson Center Colloquium with Dr. Welch-Devine
Dr. Meredith Welch-Devine was recently invited to give a talk, “Transdisciplinary Collaboration to Understand the Past and Imagine New Futures: Pastoralism, Cultural Heritage, and Climate Change in...
ICON’s Kate Pitts receives NSF-GRFP
We are excited to share that Aoife "Kate" Pitts, PhD Student, Anthropology and Integrative Conservation, will receive a Graduate Research Fellowship from NSF! Kate says of her work: "My research...
In a new article, Amit Kaushik looks at human-animal relationships in conservation
In "Alice in Chains: Ground Staff Heroes, Conservation Realities, and Reflecting on William Cronon’s Insights," Amit Kaushik (PhD Student, ICON and Anthropology) explores the intricate human-animal...
Upcoming Events
Corrie Navis ICON Dissertation Defense
“Conservation amidst complexity: Strategic approaches to informed decision-making for management of a rare endemic salamander”
Corrie Navis, Ph.D. Candidate, Integrative Conservation and Forestry & Natural Resources
Monday, January 6, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Committee: Drs. John Maerz (advisor), Meredith Welch-Devine (ICON rep), Brian Irwin, James Martin, Nik Heynen
2025 Symposium on Integrative Conservation
Friday, February 21
Baldwin Hall Pinnacle Room (room 480)