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Community-based conservation in Eastern Madagascar: The Centre ValBio’s Conservation Club program

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By Kristoffer Whitney, Sydney VanWinkle, Lovasoa E. Razafindravony
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Field stations such as Centre ValBio (CVB) in Madagascar serve as hubs for conservation research and educational programming. We developed and tested a program assessment protocol on CVB’s Conservation Club (CC) program to evaluate the impact on local human communities around Ranomafana National Park.
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5 groundbreaking women researchers whose stories are worth knowing

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By Maggie Villiger Verified, Jia-Chen Fu, Kristoffer Whitney, Suzanne OConnell, suzanne oconnell
| Tucson Sentinel Verified
Senior Science + Technology Editor/The Conversation Behind some of the most fascinating scientific discoveries and innovations are women whose names might not be familiar but whose stories are worth knowing. Of course, there are far too many to all fit on one list. But here are five profiles from The Conversation’s archive that highlight the brilliance, grit and unique perspectives of five women who worked in geosciences, math, ornithology, pharmacology and physics during the 20th century.
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Margaret Morse Nice thought like a song sparrow and changed how scientists understand animal behavior

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By Kristoffer Whitney
| WFMZ-TV (Allentown, PA) Verified
The Conversation looks back at a pioneering ethologist, bird-bander, and ornithologist Margaret Morse Nice, and how her work influenced scientific approaches to animal behavior for Women's History Month. Originally published on theconversation.com, part of the BLOX Digital Content Exchange.
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