OUTCOMES
Photo Credit: Jessica Relkoff/TNC Photo Contest 2019
Our work is solution-driven — whether we are influencing policy change, sharing our research in popular magazines, introducing new decision-making tools, or providing guidance documents to the conservation and development communities.
Our teams have published high-impact science papers that have influenced the way global leaders like the World Bank and re-insurance industry think about nature’s role in the protection of people.
High-profile news coverage of our ivory trade research in National Geographic and Time magazines helped push the Chinese government to consider economics in their recent ban on the ivory trade. Our teams create easy-to-use interactive online tools like the Evidence for Nature and People Data Portal and FishPath.
Photo credit: Jessica Relkoff/TNC Photo Contest 2019
Featured Outcome
As a key outcome of our Governing Changing Oceans working group was the article Governing novel climate interventions in rapidly changing oceans, published in Science this July. This high-impact publication details how governance frameworks for ocean-based climate action and is yielding new insights for conservation practitioners and creating a vibrant network of actors dedicated to responsible marine transformation.
Photo Credit: Roshni Lodhia
Featured Outcome
The Wildlife Health Inteligence Network (WHIN) SNAPP working group launched a new independent partnership focused on Early detection of emerging threats impacting biodiversity, livestock, and human health; preventing zoonotic spillovers from wildlife to humans and livestock; protecting biodiversity and natural ecosystems which provide the essential infrastructure for One Health; and reducing economic costs associated with health emergencies and their global repercussions.
Photo credit: Jenn Ackerman and Tim Gruber
View All Outcomes
- Type: Peer-reviewed paper
- Publication Name: Emerging human infectious diseases and the links to global food production
- Type: Video
- Publication Name: From Killer Roads to Humane Highways
- Type: Technical guidelines
- Publication Name: Ensuring no net loss for people as well as biodiversity: good practice principles
- Type: Peer-reviewed paper
- Publication Name: Ecosystem services for human health in Oceania
- Type: Peer-reviewed paper
- Publication Name: Developing biocultural indicators for resource management
- Type: Peer-reviewed paper
- Publication Name: Protected land: Many factors shape success
- Type: Peer-reviewed paper
- Publication Name: Nā Kilo ʻĀina: Visions of Biocultural Restoration through Indigenous Relationships between People and Place
- Type: Peer-reviewed paper
- Publication Name: Linking Land and Sea through Collaborative Research to Inform Contemporary applications of Traditional Resource Management in Hawai‘i
- Type: Peer-reviewed paper
- Publication Name: Effective Biodiversity Conservation Requires Dynamic, Pluralistic, Partnership-Based Approaches
- Type: Peer-reviewed paper
- Publication Name: Biocultural Restoration of Traditional Agriculture: Cultural, Environmental, and Economic Outcomes of Lo‘i Kalo Restoration in He‘eia, O‘ahu
- Type: Peer-reviewed paper
- Publication Name: Try, try again: Lessons learned from success and failure in participatory modeling
- Type: Letter of interest
- Publication Name: Science