by EarthDesk | Oct 30, 2017 | Animal Welfare, Ecology, Pace student, Sustainability
“The landscape of South Africa is as diverse as its people,” said Bethany of her home country. Of Pace, she adds “Learning about wildlife conservation has given me a greater understanding of the wild. I see not only the animal, but its place in the ecosystem.”
by Carina Wyborn, Megan Evans, Federico Davila and Anne Toomey | Oct 27, 2017 | Advocacy, Law & Policy, Science, Sustainability
Scientific journals and literature are full of insights on what does and doesn’t work in conservation. Why then is evidence-based conservation so difficult to achieve? Pace Professor Anne Toomey and colleagues argue for non-liner knowledge exchange that flows in two directions.
by Emma Weiss '17 & Michael Finewood PhD | May 7, 2013 | General
Four months ago, a dozen Pace University students and two professors embarked on a journey, aiming to understand the forces imperiling sea turtles on the Pacific coast of Mexico’s Baja peninsula and make a film about efforts to mesh turtle conservation with the...