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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)
Recent Submissions
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Attitudes towards Moose among Large Private Forestland Owners and Managers in Northern New York
(CENTER FOR CONSERVATION SOCIAL SCIENCES, 2020-02) -
Attitudes towards Moose among Large Private Forestland Owners and Managers in Northern New York
(CENTER FOR CONSERVATION SOCIAL SCIENCES, 2020-02) -
Public Awareness of and Attitudes toward Moose in New York State
(Center for Conservation Social Sciences (formerly Human Dimensions Research Unit), 2019-10) -
Identifying Habits and Practices of Effective Fish and Wildlife Professionals
(CENTER FOR CONSERVATION SOCIAL SCIENCES, 2019-08) -
What Makes a Wildlifer Stand out from the Rest
(The Wildlife Society, 2020-01)
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