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Tom Lovejoy Conservation Fellowship (2 Scholars)

MENTOR: RACHEL GALLERY, PH.D.
Director, Lovejoy Center
Professor, School of Natural Resources and the Environment College of Agriculture, Life and Environmental Sciences
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The world needs novel research that bridges biodiversity science and actionable conservation solutions. The Tom Lovejoy Conservation Fellowship focuses on the global grand challenges of climate change in biodiversity and conservation science, human and one health, governance and policy, wildlife connectivity, and food systems infrastructure through cutting-edge interdisciplinary research that translates scientific insights into solutions.

You will receive mentorship from Dr. Rachel Gallery as well as Lovejoy Center fellows and affiliates, including the interdisciplinary research team of the postdoctoral Lovejoy Fellows as they launch their own applied conservation projects.

Skills Needed:

  • Strong language and writing skills
     
  • Organization and follow-through
     
  • Working well in a team

Skills Gained:

  • Experience with interdisciplinary research approaches
     
  • Environmental policy research and analysis
     
  • Science communication for a public audience

 

 

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