Teaching, Research, Extension and Service
The Applied Biodiversity Science (ABS) Program at Texas A&M University was founded in the fall of 2007 with a grant from the National Science Foundation’s Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeship (NSF-IGERT) program. The mission of the ABS Program is threefold: To develop a multi-disciplinary doctoral program at Texas A&M that focuses on biodiversity science and … Read more » about The ABS Program
Congratulations to Erin Buchholtz and Lauren Redmore on the recent publication of their paper titled "Temporal partitioning and overlapping use of a shared natural resource by people and elephants". The paper, co-authored with Dr. Amanda Stronza, Dr. … Read More » about New publication of ABS-funded research by Buchholtz and Redmore
A Contested Landscape: Constraints, Opportunities and Conflict over Conservation and Land Use in Northern Tanzania
Presented by Dr. Terry McCabe, University of Colorado Boulder (website)
October 24
AGLS 116
