Dr. Steven Cooke
Over the past two decades I have had the opportunity to be engaged in physiological research in the service of conservation. Doing so has involved extensive engagement with partners leading to co-produced and relevant science. That observation is consistent with other evidence which suggests that the most effective way to generate actionable science that informs conservation decisions is to embrace co-production. I will reflect on my pathway impact drawing upon successes and failures.
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Cost
As this is the launch event, it is free for both SEB members and non-members. In future, we may charge a nominal fee of £5 for non-members.
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MEMBERSHIP FEES
| One year | Three years | Five years | |
| Student | £22 | £56 | £93 |
| Early career scientist | £33 | £84 | £140 |
| Full | £63 | - | £267 |
Audience
Open to researchers from all career stages. It is aimed specifically at students and early career researchers in conservation physiology.
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