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CEBC

Centre for Evidence-Based Conservation

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The Centre for Evidence-Based Conservation (CEBC) was established in 2003 with the goal of supporting decision making in conservation and environmental management. CEBC promotes evidence-based practice through the production and dissemination of systematic reviews on both the effectiveness of management and policy interventions and on the impact of human activities on the natural environment. With support from a wide range of organisations in the environmental and academic sectors, the CEBC now acts as both a source of advice on evidence-based practice and a co-ordinating Centre of the fast-growing Collaboration for Environmental Evidence helping others to undertake systematic reviews on issues of concern to policy and practice. This website acts as a primary gateway to reliable information on effectiveness based on the best available scientific evidence.

To find out more about the Centre for Evidence-Based Conservation, its rationale and function, please visit the 'CEBC Background' page.

For a background on systematic reviews and, please see our 'Evidence-Based Conservation' section.

Provide feedback on our draft reviews and protocols - please visit the Collaboration for Environmental Evidence website where draft documents are made available for consultation in their 'Draft reviews' section.

To browse completed systematic reviews and protocols - visit the CEE (Collaboration for Environmental Evidence) Library.

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