New seminar series on Conservation Impact Evaluation and Implementation Science

The series seeks to revolutionise the way in which conservation programs and policies are designed and delivered. The seminars are targeted at a broad audience - no previous experience is necessary!

Dates: First Tuesday of every month, starting 3 May 10 AM ET (4 PM CET)

3 May: Paul J. Ferraro (Johns Hopkins University), The Past and Future of Impact Evaluations and Implementation Science in Conservation.

7 Jun: Julia P. G. Jones (Bangor University and University of Utrecht), Does conservation work, and how can we know?

July-August: summer break

6 Sep: Johan A. Oldekop (University of Manchester), Multiple Outcomes from Multiple policies: Insights on multidimensional sustainability from policy mixes.

4 Oct: Erin Sills (NC State), Synthetic Control Methods in Conservation Science.

1 Nov: Sabrina Eisenbarth (University of Exeter), Harmonized Implementation Experiments in Conservation (metaketas).

6 Dec: Panel on Challenges and Opportunities for Implementation Science in Conservation.

The virtual seminar series is being held on Zoom. Please register following the instructions below, and we'll be able to keep you updated on our #TuesdaysWithTeamcounterfactual series and send you instructions and reminders for each seminar. 

Please note: you only need to register once, and we will keep you updated about all the seminars in the series. Once you have registered, we'll send out the Zoom login details and a calendar invite, plus monthly reminders. You can also catch up on all the previous recordings via Society for Conservation Biology’s Vimeo channel for the #TuesdaysWithTeamcounterfactual series.