Translating discoveries into action by advancing strategic research that bridges critical gaps in biodiversity science and practice.
Our Impactful Research pathway strategically addresses critical knowledge gaps at the intersection of science and practice, transforming scientific discovery into meaningful action for biodiversity conservation. By supporting research that informs policy, management decisions, and on-the-ground conservation efforts, we honor Thomas Lovejoy's legacy of science-based problem-solving for biodiversity challenges.
Research Initiatives
Tom Lovejoy Conservation Fellowship
Our flagship postdoctoral fellowship translates scientific insights into solutions to address global grand challenges of climate change in biodiversity and conservation science, human and one health, governance and policy, and food systems infrastructure.
Bridging Biodiversity and Conservation Science (BBCS)
The Bridging Biodiversity and Conservation Science group (BBCS) is a cross-campus initiative that addresses the interdisciplinary scientific and societal grand challenges associated with developing and implementing the emerging transitions needed to mitigate and adapt to climate change.
Páramo Research
Dr. Gallery and her collaborators are investigating how soil microbes and plants together change ecosystem carbon storage in response to warming.
Wildlife Corridor Mapping Program
Combining wildlife movement modeling, spatial analysis, and stakeholder collaboration to protect the landscapes where people and nature thrive.