Detailed information about the course
| Title | Introduction to Decision Making for Applied Ecology and Conservation |
| Dates | Jan 30 -Feb 2, 2023 |
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Workshop language is English |
| Organizer(s) | Dr. Stefano Canessa, University of Bern |
| Speakers | Dr John Ewen, Zoological Society London, UK |
| Description | Scientists and managers working to preserve biodiversity constantly need to make and advise management decisions, often with conflicting objectives, time pressure, limited resources and incomplete knowledge. Recognizing this complexity, conservation increasingly uses a range of principles and tools to make rational decisions in difficult situations. This four-day course provides a primer in decision analysis for conservation. It is aimed at students of ecology and evolution who seek a career in making or advising conservation decisions, independently or interacting with management agencies and practitioners. Each day combines lectures, practical training, and small group activities to enable application to real-world conservation challenges. All speakers are leading conservation experts with years of experience in delivering training to future and current scientists and practitioners. |
| Program | |
| Location |
University of Bern |
| Information | When? Where? University of Bern Questions?
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| Expenses | Travel Fees
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| Registration | New deadline for registration: 10.01.2023 (24 places available), priority is given to DPEE doctoral candidates until 01.01.2023 DPEE members (and PhD students of CUSO universities): FREE Cancellation Policy
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| Places | 24 |
| Deadline for registration | 10.01.2023 |
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