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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...
Research by Wezddy Del Toro Orozco & colleagues looks at the use of social science research in conservation practice
ICON Student Wezddy Del Toro Orozco collaborated with other members of the Community of Practice in Human-Wildlife Coexistence (CoPCoex) on a recent paper that explores how social science research...
CICR celebrates the 2023-24 ICON graduates
Congratulations to the following students on defending their ICON dissertations this year: Behnoosh Abbasnezhad (PhD, ICON & Forestry and Natural Resources, Major Professor: Jesse Abrams):...
ICON students and alum receive Graduate School honors
Two current ICON students and one recent ICON graduate were among the select few to be recognized during the 2024 Graduate School Honors Luncheon (pictured L to R): Katie Foster (PhD in ICON &...
RSVP: Annual CICR Affiliate Meeting
Our annual affiliate meeting takes place at the end of this month (details below), and at this year's gathering we want to take time for community celebrations. You can use this form to RSVP...
Research by Cydney K. Seigerman and colleagues looks at actions taken in response to extreme rainfall events
Congratulations to ICON PhD Candidate, Cydney K. Seigerman, and co-authors on their new publication, “At the extremes: Assessing interrelations among the impacts of and responses to extreme...
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