ABOUT THE ICBL
Formed in 2001, the Institute for Conservation Biology and Law is one of the University's major research strengths. It is unique in combining expertise in Conservation Law and Policy with strong research in Evolutionary and Environmental Biology.
Potential PhD Projects
If you are interested in research at the ICB we have a number of possible projects. CLick the link for maore information and links to supervisor home pages.
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Our Aims
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To conduct world-class research concerning the biology and conservation of Australia's native biota.
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To train research students to be highly competent researchers in this area.
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To foster inderdisciplinary research and research training, linking science with law, policy and management.
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To interact with other scientists as well as managers and policy personnel to achieve effective conservation of the Australian biota.
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ICB combines expertise in three core research areas
1. Evolutionary
Biology
2. Environmental Biology
3. Conservation Law and Policy
Within the two scientific themes we aim to perform world class
research into the evolution, ecology and physiology of Australian
biota. The research of many academics within the Institute encompasses
more than one of these discipline areas, with the majority of staff
seeking to link science with law and policy to achieve better conservation
outcomes.
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A UNIQUE COMBINATION OF EXPERTISE -
Linking Science and Law for Conservation
Click on the graphic for main ICB research areas and Industry partner links.
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