The Cambridge Conservation Initiative aims to transform the global understanding and conservation of biodiversity by catalysing strategic partnerships between leaders in research, education, policy and practice, to secure a sustainable future for biodiversity and society.
The Cambridge Conservation Initiative (CCI) is a unique collaboration between the University of Cambridge and leading internationally-focused biodiversity conservation organisations based in and around Cambridge, UK.
Click on each partner logo below to find out more about their work and their contribution to CCI.
Fisheries as a practice, and the pressures these activities place on fish populations, other marine species and marine ecosystems are incredibly diverse in nature. As such, a diversity of approaches are required to overcome the challenges faced and aid transitions to more sustainable and environmentally friendly practices. This project aims for a greater shared understanding of what “destructive fishing” is and the problems it causes, through providing decision-makers with a framework to drive improved understanding and action on this issue
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We are delighted to share the news that the poet, Matt Howard has been awarded a Special Commendation for Best First Collection from The Laurel Prize. Matt is currently in ‘remote’ residence at Cambridge Conservation Initiative, as part of the Arts, Science and Conservation Programme’s Artist-in-Residence series. Matt was awarded the Commendation for his work…
21st January 2021
This opinion piece is written Andrew Whitehouse and Matt Shardlow of Buglife, based on a longer piece published by Buglife.…
19th January 2021
The Endangered Landscapes Programme is currently advertising four new opportunities to join their expanding management team in Cambridge, UK: a…
14th January 2021
Speakers are now finalised for the spring 2021 Conservation Seminar series, which will continue on-line every other Wednesday from 13th…
8th January 2021