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Global Conservation Lecture Series

2/10/2022: Dr. Stuart Pimm, Doris Duke Professor of Conservation at Duke University, will be presenting 'Using science to effect practical solutions to reduce the rate of species extinctions' on April 21, 2022.

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Carnivores avoid rush hour by taking to roads at night

11/17/2021: Bears, wolves, and other carnivores in Michigan adjust their behavior to avoid active roadways.

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Detection dogs sniff out predator kills

11/1/2021: Dogs are better than wildlife technicians at detecting prey that carnivores have killed.

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From climate change to species recovery, the Global Wildlife Conservation Center covers a wide range of issues affecting our planet.

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The Global Wildlife Conservation Center is pleased to be a voting member of the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

We are losing species 100 times faster than any other time in our history. This unprecedented loss cannot continue.

At the GWCC, we address urgent conservation challenges and train the next generation of wildlife conservation scientists to ensure that Earth’s wildlife and flora persist long into the future.

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Our mission is to provide science to promote wildlife biodiversity and sustainable use.

At the GWCC we envision a planet where both humans and wildlife thrive.

News and Events

Global Conservation Lecture Series

Carnivores avoid rush hour by taking to roads at night

Detection dogs sniff out predator kills

Our Research

The Global Wildlife Conservation Center is pleased to be a voting member of the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

We are losing species 100 times faster than any other time in our history. This unprecedented loss cannot continue.