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The Collaboration for Environmental
Evidence is a partnership between scientists and managers working
towards a sustainable global environment and the conservation
of biodiversity. The collaboration seeks to synthesise evidence
on issues of greatest concern to environmental policy and practice.
CEE has formal charitable status and its Objects are:
The protection of the environment and conservation of biodiversity through preparation, maintenance promotion and dissemination of systematic reviews of the effects and impacts of environment management interventions, for the public benefit.
Syntheses take the form of systematic
reviews providing rigorous and transparent methodology to
assess the impacts of human activity and effectiveness of policy
and management interventions. This website contains a small but
fast growing Library
of Environmental Evidence in the form of systematic reviews.
The Collaboration is not for profit
and relies on the dedication and enthusiasm of scientists and
managers to provide a reliable source of evidence to continuously
improve the effectiveness of our actions.
Please browse our website to find out
more and do not hesitate to contact us
with any questions or suggestions you might have.
To
find out more about the systematic review process and how to author
a review, please see our "Information for..." section.
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New! Following the success of the first “Introduction to Systematic Review” workshop at Bangor University, the Centre for Evidence-Based Conservation (CEBC) training team will present a second introductory workshop at the University of Reading on the 14th September 2010. These introductory workshops are the first in a series of systematic review training events for authors and commissioners of SRs, accredited by the CEE. For more information and registration visit the CEBC website or contact cebctraining@bangor.ac.uk to add your name to our training workshops mailing list.
New! Publishing the results of your Systematic Review: CEE encourages authors to publish papers in scientific journals that report outcomes of CEE Systematic Reviews - see list of examples.
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