Emily Chenery

Name:	Emily Chenery
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
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• RESCHEDULED - The Devil's in the Detail: Designing Instruments, Incentives and Institutions for Stewardship Initiatives on Private Land
• Planetary Boundaries and Action2020: Innovations in corporate Sustainability
• Hybrid corn and endangered maize: historical perspectives on the conservation of plant genetic resources
• The Politics of Thinking Big in Conservation
• Producing Eden: Can wildlife thrive beyond national parks in India?
• Lessons from the conservation of Europe's Large Blue butterflies
• Friend or foe? Making sense of social research and biodiversity conservation
• Resilience of biodiversity and ecosystem services to environmental change
• The (moral) dilemmas of (conservation) research(ers?)
• Commercial Whaling:  Science, Society and International Relations
• Conservation of UK seabirds: a big issue or a done deal?
• Valuing nature for better environmental decision-making: A collaborative toolkit for real-world conservation
• Predicting Amazonian deforestation and its biodiversity impacts
• Mainstreaming Natural Capital into Decision-Making: Frontiers in Research and Policy
• Predicting wildlife dynamics in a changing environment
• Lessons from the Dodo: restoring species and ecosystems on Mauritius
• Re-wilding: putting natural processes back on track
• From invasion to restoration: how enlightened are New Zealand's conservation policies?
• Making Poverty History – what role for biodiversity conservation?
• Expert judgements, Delphi groups, prediction markets: forecasting the future for conservation and national security
• Rethinking the scope of REDD+ : Carbon stocks or triple wins?
• Conservation of migratory species: the importance of seasonal interactions
• Conservation and climate change: how radical do we need to be?
• Molecular biology and sustainable agriculture
• Averting biodiversity collapse in tropical forest protected areas
• 'Prosuming' Conservation: interrogating the value of conservation in the web 2.0 age
• The state of the world's birds: how science underpins conservation and advocacy.
• Shifting baselines and habitat restoration: Setting appropriate goals
• Smarter ways to monitor wildlife
• How useful is local ecological knowledge for conservation management? Case studies from the EDGE
• Saving the Tasmanian devil from a transmissible cancer
• Tropical forests in the Anthropocene: what does this mean for conservation?
• How might we make space for nature in landscapes of the future?
• REDD: a good idea, impossible to implement?
• Geodiversity, geoconservation & geomorphological services: Challenges beyond 2012.
• Why Monitoring Matters when designing payment for ecosystem services schemes.
• Getting the measure of biodiversity: birds as indicators of environmental change.
• Wombats, Weapons & Water: the making of international conservation treaties.
• How high should Climate Change taxes be?
• Linking science, policy & practice for wildlife conservation on farmland.
• iTrade Wildlife: detecting rare online behaviour
• Biodiversity offsets and the journey to No Net Loss.
• Getting real about Marine Protected Areas: pragmatism in design and implementation.
• Mapping Africa's natural capital: progress, problems, potential
• The Natural Way to Care: how exposure to natural environments shapes human relationships.
• Counting and Conserving the World's 'Missing' Species
• Conserving India's Forests: participation, forest rights and ecosystem services.
• The Ecosystem Service Paradigm: progress towards a more sustainable future.
• Trade-offs, team work and the challenge of translating conservation science into policy: some lessons and thoughts from the Amazon.