Yale University Center for Biodiversity Conservation and Science

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Research

Faculty in CBCS conduct applied natural and social science research in the disciplines of:

• Ecology
• Conservation Biology
• Environmental Policy
• Environmental Economics
• Social Ecology
• Environmental Anthropology

Research is performed on five continents and supported by a network of university and faculty laboratories, 11,000 acres of research forests, the Yale University Library, and many international governmental and non-governmental partner organizations.

For more information on faculty research and publications in the biodiversity conservation sciences, please visit our faculty research and publications page.

Ecological, economic, and political forces threaten the Panama Canal Watershed

Panama Canal Watershed, Panama - A meeting ground for North and South American fauna and flora. The ecological, economic, and political forces threatening this upland seasonal rainforest, plague ecosystems throughout Latin America.