NEWS | Political Geography Special issue – Conservation in Violent environments
Edited by Esther Marijnen, Lotje De Vries and Rosaleen Duffy
Tag: militarisation
COMMENT | The Ethics of Violent Conservation
Dan Brockington and Rosaleen Duffy respond to a recent article advocating militarised approaches to conservation.
NEWS | Debating Development – Political Ecologies of Security: Privatisation, Militarisation and Conservation
Delving into the convergence of security and conservation.
NEWS | BIOSEC AT AAG, WASHINGTON DC, APRIL 2019
Don't miss out on seeing the BIOSEC team at AAG 2019!
NEWS | Could conservation become locked in a cycle of violence?
Confronted with the brutality of wildlife poaching, the urge to hurt the perpetrators is primal and understandable. A military response might even be an effective conservation strategy — but for how long? And at what cost?
BLOG | Guns, fire and violence in the name of conservation in Loliondo, Tanzania.
Exploring the relationship between wildlife conservation and communities
News | 5 reasons why we must question the militarisation of conservation
A new paper in Biological Conservation critically analysing the militarisation of conservation
NEWS | Political Ecologies of Security: strategies of accumulation and militarisation in anti poaching
Rosaleen Duffy gives a seminar at The University of Leeds
Podcast | War, by Conservation
This week features Prof Rosaleen Duffy, who speaks about her conservation research and her journal article ‘War, by Conservation’
NEWS | EVIDENCE TO ACTION: RESEARCH TO ADDRESS IWT, WORKSHOPS & PANELS
Evidence To Action: Research to Address Illegal Wildlife Trade' takes place at ZSL on 9th October 2018, in partnership with OMP-IWT, BIOSEC, ZSL-IoZ, DICE Kent and the Lancaster Environmental Centre