CONSERVATION & COEXISTENCE GROUP
  • About
  • People
  • Research
    • Coexisting with Wildlife
    • Conserving Endangered Species
    • Spatial Conservation Planning
    • Reducing Wildlife Trafficking
  • Publications
  • Prospective Lab Members
  • Projects
    • Coexistence with Leopards
    • Railway and Biodiversity
School for Environment and Sustainability
University of Michigan
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ABOUT THE GROUP
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The Conservation & Coexistence Research Group is interested in helping societies coexist with wildlife in a rapidly changing world. Three core questions drive our research:
  1. How are relationships between people and wildlife transforming in multiuse forests and grasslands, coastlines, croplands, and cities?
  2. What are the outcomes of these transformations on human communities and ecosystems?
  3. How can we design equitable, place-based coexistence strategies that reconcile species-at-risk recovery with climate adaptation and resource-based livelihoods?

POSTDOC OPPORTUNITY!
Please visit the Prospective Lab Members page for more information on opportunities for joining the group.
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  • About
  • People
  • Research
    • Coexisting with Wildlife
    • Conserving Endangered Species
    • Spatial Conservation Planning
    • Reducing Wildlife Trafficking
  • Publications
  • Prospective Lab Members
  • Projects
    • Coexistence with Leopards
    • Railway and Biodiversity