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PacMARA EBM Workshop hosted by CHANS Lab

PacMARA EBM Workshop hosted by CHANS Lab

Joint workshop entitled “Structuring Ecosystem-Based Knowledge” funded by the Packard Foundation and hosted by CHANS lab and PacMARA

Spatial Prioritisation for Protecting Ecosystem Services

Luck, G. W., K. M. A. Chan and C. J. Klein. 2012. Identifying spatial priorities for protecting ecosystem services. F1000 Research. http://f1000r.es/S1ovvh

Liu Scholars in CHANS Lab

Liu Scholars in CHANS Lab

Jordan Tam, Jordan Levine, Emily Anderson, Gerald Singh, and Sarah Klain are all Liu Scholars! This program facilitates links amongst UBC researchers concerned with sustainability, security, and social justice.

International Development Research Network

International Development Research Network

Jordan L., Gerald, Mollie, Paige and Emily are all involved in the International Development Research Network (IDRN), an initiative of the Liu Scholar Program at the Liu Institute for Global Issues.

Jordan Tam’s Fieldwork Funding Award

Congratulations to Jordan Tam, who has been awarded a Liu Scholar Bottom Billion Fieldwork Fund award that will take him to Chile.

New Blog Post: Connecting the Dots

New Blog Post: Connecting the Dots

Mollie Chapman wrote a blog post about the experience of being an interdisciplinary scholar.

Kai Publishes in New Open Review Journal

Kai Publishes in New Open Review Journal

Kai and coauthors published one of the first articles, Identifying spatial priorities for protecting ecosystem services (Link), in new open-access open-review journal, F1000 Research.

Navigating Coastal Values

Sarah Klain and Kai Chan’s final version of their article Navigating coastal values: Participatory mapping of ecosystem services for spatial planning is now online

Hakai Institute field course, Calvert Island

Hakai Institute field course, Calvert Island

Sarah Klain attended a resilience and ecosystem-based management field course at the Hakai Institute on the central coast of BC.

Congratulations, Gary!

Collaborator Gary Luck was promoted to full professor