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Amanda Rodewald (PROF)
Garvin Professor and Director of Conservation Science, Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Agriculture + Life Sciences / Natural Resources + the Environment
Agriculture + Life Sciences / Lab of Ornithology
Graduate Field(s): Natural Resources
Other Cornell Affiliations: Department of Natural Resources
Other Academic, Research, or Institute Appointments: Director of Conservation Science
Research Interests: Biodiversity, Built Environment, Citizen Science, Climate Change, Conservation Biology, Conservation Finance, Ecology, Ecosystem Protection And Revitalization, Ecosystem Services, Environment, Forest Ecology, Invasive Species, Landscape Restoration, Measurement And Indicators, One Health, Sustainable Agriculture And Food Systems, Sustainable Communities, Sustainable Enterprise, Tropical Ecology, Urban Ecologies, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Management
News
- Conservation Sweet Spots: Research Reveals Where Protecting Nature Helps Both Birds and Humans in the United States
- North American Bird Populations Suffering Severe Decline
- 75 Percent of North America's Bird Species Are in Decline, Study Says
- Collapsing Bird Numbers in North America Prompt Fears of Ecological Crisis
- With New Tool, Birds Can Help Track -- and Save -- Wild Bees
- State of America's Birds: Population Declines Continue
- Cornell Keynotes Podcast: Rethinking Migration, the Journeys of People and Birds
- Cocaine Trafficking Threatens Critical Bird Habitats
- 1 in 5 UN-tracked migratory species at risk of extinction
- Most of the land humans need to thrive is unprotected