The latest edition of Lessons in Conservation features a suite of materials designed specifically to promote and evaluate the development of key skills in conservation students–oral communication, data analysis, and critical thinking.

Volume VII of Lessons in Conservation examines the varying yet integral roles that stakeholders play in shaping their environment. 

Volume VI showcases conservation challenges and solutions in Madagascar, and includes materials in French developed with our partners, the Réseau des Educateurs et Professionnels de la Conservation à Madagascar (REPC-MD).

Volume V of Lessons in Conservation explores one of the most fundamental topics in conservation and human well-being: water.

This fourth volume of Lessons in Conservation features five case studies (four in Spanish) on conservation challenges and solutions in the Southern Tropical Andes. 

This volume of Lessons in Conservation presents a selection of more advanced topics in biodiversity conservation, including ecological consequences of extinction, species distribution modeling, and biodiversity conservation and human health. 

Topics in this second volume of Lessons in Conservation center around adaptive management, protected areas, and reserve design, with exercises and case studies on marine reserve planning and design. 

Topics in this first volume of Lessons in Conservation range from marine conservation biology to ecosystem loss and fragmentation to assessing threats, and include both syntheses and exercises for classroom or field use.