Centre for Evidence-Based Conservation - Established in 2003 at the University of Birmingham. The objective of the CEBC is to conduct and widely disseminate systematic reviews of evidence pertaining to questions identified by decision-makers in the conservation and environmental sectors, following a methodology modified from that established in the field of health care research and practice.
Conservationevidende.com - This website collates information on the effectiveness of conservation practice. It includes hundreds of case studies on a range of subjects including habitat restoration, invasive species management, reintroduction, species management and habitat management.
Evidence-Based Conservation. Conservation Finance [blog]. June 15, 2006
Mathevet, Raphaël & Mauchamp, André. Evidence-based conservation: dealing with social issues. Trends in Ecology & Evolution, Vol. 20, Issue 8, August 2005, pp. 422-423 [full-text available to subscribers to ScienceDirect]
Response:
Sutherland, William, Pullin, Andrew S., Dolman, Paul M. and Knight, Teri M. Response to Mathevet and Mauchamp: Evidence-based conservation: dealing with social issues. Trends in Ecology & Evolution, Volume 20, Issue 8, August 2005, pp. 424-425 [full-text available to subscribers to ScienceDirect]
Pullin, Andrew S., Knight, Teri M., Stone, David A. and Charman, Kevin. Do conservation managers use scientific evidence to support their decision making? Biological Conservation, 119:2, September 2004, pp. 245-252 [full-text available to subscribers to ScienceDirect]
Sutherland, William. Evidence-Based Conservation. Conservation In Practice. 4:3, Summer 2003.
Sutherland, William, Pullin, Andrew S., Dolman, Paul M. and Knight, Teri M. The need for evidence-based conservation, Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 19, 2004, pp. 305–308. [full-text available to subscribers to ScienceDirect]
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