The Cambridge Conservation Forum (CCF) exists to strengthen links and develop new synergies across the diverse community of conservation practitioners and researchers based in and around Cambridge , working at local, national and international levels in order to promote the conservation of wildlife. |
WELCOME
On this website you can find further information about CCF's organisation and its activities, which include regular seminars and other meetings, collaborative projects, and circulating a monthly newsletter. The site also lists the current Member organisations of CCF and provides links to their websites.
CCF is a founder member of the Cambridge Conservation Initiative.
CCF AnnualSymposium 2010: initial call for speakers
The organizing committee for the 2010 Annual Symposium is seeking offers of presentations from CCF member organizations. The Annual Symposium provides an opportunity for you to share topical aspects of your organisation’s recent research and activities with the wider CCF membership, and to highlight important issues for the coming year.
The Symposium will be held on Friday 8th January, 2010 at Murray Edwards College (New Hall), Cambridge.
For more information about how to submit your presentation idea please see the flyer [Word doc] in the Newsletter. We look forward to hearing from you!
CCF endeavours to achieve its aims by:
- fostering contacts between people in different organisations;
- broadening awareness of the exceptional pool of local expertise and activities; and
- encouraging the development of joint initiatives aimed at tackling common problems.
Over forty organizations are currently members of CCF.
Membership is open to not-for-profit organisations, and institutions, including governmental bodies, and universities involved in conservation policy, practice and research.
Individuals with an active interest in conservation research, policy or advice but who are not in a member organisation may become "Friends" of the Forum.
Sub-groups
Sub-groups are formed within CCF to facilitate information exchange on specific issues and work within CCF that addresses particular themes of interest to broad subsections of CCF memebership.
Currently sub-groups exist on:
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