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The Department of Natural Resources at Cornell University is a leader in research, education, and outreach activities in areas as wide-ranging as conservation biology; fisheries, forest, wetlands, and wildlife science and management; quantitative ecology, ecosystem biology and biogeochemistry, human dimensions of natural resource management, environmental policy and institutional analysis, and environmental management and education.
See also, Richard Baer on Religion, Education, and the Public Square.
For more information go to the Natural Resources Home Page.
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Center for Conservation Social Sciences
(formerly the Human Dimensions Research Unit)
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Reducing Toxic Exposure from Fish Consumption in Women of Childbearing Age and Urban Anglers: Results of a Two-Year Diary Study
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Data from: Restoring oysters to urban estuaries: redefining habitat quality for eastern oyster performance near New York City
(2018-09-27)Restoring and conserving coastal resilience faces increasing challenges under current climate change predictions. Oyster restoration, in particular, faces threats from alterations in precipitation, warming water ... -
acilitating Local Stakeholder Participa-tion in Collaborative Landscape Conservation Planning: A Practitioners’ Guide.
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Evaluating Public Response to the Young Forest Initiative on Wildlife Management Areas: Surveys of New York Residents and Small Game Hunters
(Center for Conservation Social Sciences Publication Series, 2018-08) -
Warming Waters: Implications for Invasive Species in the Northeast
(2018-06-30)Climate change is warming northeastern water bodies and changing the environmental conditions that structure aquatic communities, presenting new challenges for the management and conservation of these ecosystems. The ...
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