The second Edinburgh Conservation Film Festival (ECFF 2023) took place on the 18th of April 2023 at the National Museum of Scotland as one of the programmed activities with the […]
Edinburgh Conservation Film Festival
Healthy Planet, Healthy People We are delighted to announce that a second edition of the Edinburgh Conservation Film Festival will take place in April 2023. The theme of the second […]
Edinburgh Conservation Film Festival
“Biodiversity: Living in harmony with nature” We are delighted to announce our latest ECoS initiative, the Edinburgh Conservation Film Festival. The Edinburgh Conservation Film Festival has been set up to […]
How resilient are Scottish red deer?
Disease control in wild ungulate populations is one of the major challenges in wildlife management. The global increase in temperature, translocations of wild and domesticated animals, and the increased contact […]
Managing and Leading Conservation Projects
We are delighted to introduce the new Managing and Leading Conservation Projects online course led by Jamie Copsey and delivered in collaboration with senior leadership staff from Fauna & Flora […]
Wild Animal Health CPD opportunity for veterinarians
The Zoological Society of London (ZSL), The Wildlife Institute of India (WII) and ECoS partner The University of Edinburgh (UoE) now take bookings for their Interventions in Wild Animal Health course, which will run from […]
ECoS goes public
Have you ever wondered what ECoS scientists are really doing behind closed doors? Next Tuesday, October 30th, 2018, is a great day to find out. At 6.15 pm you can […]
Golden Eagles released in the South of Scotland
Three Golden eagles, names Edward, Beaky and Emily from the Scottish Highlands have been released to a secret location in the Southern Uplands of Scotland, and with Scottish Natural Heritage […]
Training opportunity in Conservation Medicine
As part of the training activities of the ECoS consortium we would like to highlight the following MSc course at the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies – The University […]
Training opportunity in Applied Conservation Genetics
As part of the training activities of the ECoS consortium we would like to highlight the following MSc course at the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies – The University […]
The use of science and medicine to address conservation challenges in the field and inform management decisions through the application of novel ideas, new technologies, or big data.
Supporting the development of evidence-based sustainable conservation policies through the production and analysis of research data.
Offering education and professional development to empower current and future generations of conservation scientists.