Imperial College Conservation Science -

ICCS research

Our research falls within three broad themes: incentives and attitudes of natural resource users; social-ecological system dynamics; management of natural resource use

MSc in Conservation Science

A unique one year full-time MSc course which will give you the skills required for success in the highly competitive field of international conservation

ICCS publications

We are constantly adding to the ICCS library, including links to our publications in peer-reviewed journals as well as the theses of masters and PhD students

Saiga conservation

Conservation central Asia has been an ongoing research interest of the group, with a focus on the ecology and conservation of the saiga antelope.

Welcome to the unofficial website site of E.J. Milner-Gulland’s research group, based in Imperial College’s Department of Life Sciences at the Silwood Park Campus.

Our group works at the interface of social and ecological systems. We use a range of approaches to address key issues in current conservation, with the underlying philosophy that in order to make progress we need to consider the incentives faced by individual decision-makers. For more information on current research themes and projects, go to our research page.