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Biocultural Conservation

Integrating environmental philosophy, ecological sciences, humanities and the arts

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We're the Sub-Antarctic Biocultural Conservation Program.

The program is supported by a network of organizations from both hemispheres of the world. It is an international and interdisciplinary cooperative that hopes to approach conservation by coupling the social and biological dynamics within policy making.

Study Abroad

Tracing Darwin’s Path Faculty-Led Field course in Chile’s Cape Horn Biophere Reserve

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Publications

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Projects

Projects focus on diverse aspects of biocultural diversity and conservation

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Posted on November 23, 2020
The Magellan Prize, Presented by Imagine Chile Foundation: Omora Park Receives Recognition for Innovation and Exploration for Ecotourism with a Hand LensPosted on November 23, 2020
Congratulations to Dr. Rozzi and the SBCP Team Posted on October 22, 2020
HIGH FIVE: UNT's Biological Conservation Program led by Dr. Ricardo Rozzi Earns International Top PrizePosted on October 6, 2020
Southern Network TV Interview with Dr. Rozzi and the SBCP's Award Nomination for the Strait of Magellan Prize Posted on September 15, 2020
As a Result of a Cooperation, Young Man From Cape Horn Completes His Degree in the United StatesPosted on September 11, 2020
Guided Tour Omora Ethnobotanical ParkPosted on September 11, 2020
CONA 49th Anniversary: Comite Oceanografico Nacional - Chile
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