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 The Europe Section was formed to promote conservation biology and its application to conserve biological diversity in Europe . The principal goals of the Section are:
- To increase awareness and understanding of European conservation issues.
- To strengthen conservation biology research and its application in Europe .
- To advocate for biological diversity and willingly offer and promote the role of scientific review in assessment of conservation strategies.
- To develop, promote and facilitate networks of communication and collaboration among Society members, and other researchers, managers, government agencies and non-governmental organizations in Europe and throughout the world.
SCB-Europe has an international board of 12 members, five working committees and 3 AdHoc Committees, plus emerging chapters. There are 500 European Section members (March 2010), representing 25 countries from all over Europe.
SCB-Europe benefits from the help of a coordinator hired part-time thanks to the success of our congresses.
•Read Our 2010 Annual Report
•More details about our governance
•See also our Committees, Ad Hoc committees
•See also the European Chapters
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