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Center for Biodiversity & Conservation

F. Arengo
The Center for Biodiversity and Conservation (CBC) transforms knowledge—from diverse sources and perspectives, spanning areas of scientific research as well as traditional and local knowledge—into conservation action. 
SCCS-NY 2020

The 11th annual Student Conference on Conservation Science—New York will be a virtual meeting, taking place online from Oct 7–9, 2020.

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What's New at the CBC?

News and announcements about the CBC and our programs and events.

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  About the CBC Read more about what biodiversity is and why it's important, how we work to conserve it, and the impact of our work.   Applied Research and Conservation Action The CBC applies the full life-cycle of conservation research and action at the local and global level.   Capacity Development The CBC aims to foster conservation capacity at multiple levels, from individuals, to organizations, and governance systems.   Convening and Connecting The CBC brings people together for collaboration and problem-solving in workshops, studios, conferences, and symposiums.   Exhibitions Created in Conjunction with the CBC The CBC works within the Museum to produce exhibitions inviting in-depth exploration of biodiversity and nature.   Resources and Publications The CBC produces a wide range of publications and open access tools, software, and training resources for diverse audiences.

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Center for Biodiversity & Conservation

American Museum of Natural History
200 Central Park West
New York, NY 10024-5102

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Phone: 212 769 5742 
Fax: 212 769 5292