Directors Josh Donlan and Chris Wilcox publish an essay in the journal Biological Invasions entitled Integrating invasive mammal eradications and biodiversity offsets for fisheries bycatch: conservation opportunities and challenges for seabirds and sea turtles.
Josh Donlan writes an open letter to the future president in the online magazine U.S. Today Outdoors Today. He talks about biodiversity and what US citizens and the president can do to help preserve it.
Josh Donlan writes about Pleistocene Dreams and rewilding in the July/August issue of Orion Magazine.
Josh Donlan comments on the feasibility of removing invasive beavers from southern South America in Nature Magazine. Click here for a copy of the article.
Josh Donlan was awarded the John V. Krutilla Research Award by Resources for the Future.
Josh Donlan is selected as a 2008 Kinship Conservation Fellow. He will join 17 others from around the world to explore business and economic tools for biodiversity conservation gains.
Josh Donlan accepts an invitation from SEED Media Group to blog on the Science Blog Shifting Baselines, which is dedicated to providing cures to ecological amnesia. Go there regularly for interesting perspectives and news.
Josh Donlan and Chris Wilcox publish the report “A path to a return on investment framework for island restoration with a focus on seabirds” for the Commonweal Ocean Policy Program.
Josh Donlan and Burr Heneman publish the report “Maximizing return on investments for island restoration with a focus on seabird conservation” for the Commonweal Ocean Policy Program.
Josh Donlan was awarded a Practitioner Fellowship with the Alcoa Foundation Conservation & Sustainability Program to work with the World Conservation Union to explore biodiversity offsets as a tool for fisheries bycatch management. Josh will be working with IUCN staff on policy surrounding offsets and bycatch management.
Josh Donlan and Chris Wilcox exchange words with Dan Doak and colleagues and David Priddel on the challenges and opportunities of biodiversity offsets for fisheries bycatch in the pages of Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment.
Josh Donlan and Chris Wilcox publish an essay “Integrating invasive mammal eradications and biodiversity offsets for fisheries bycatch: conservation opportunities and challenges for seabirds and sea turtles” in the upcoming issue of Biological Invasions.