Adrian Treves, “Large carnivores: Transatlantic Comparisons of Ecology and Policy” Undergraduate Lecture

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Sponsored by the Jean Monnet European Union Center for Excellence (JMEUCE). Large carnivores -brown bears, Eurasian lynx, wolverines, and gray wolves —have recolonized many regions of Europe since the 1970s as we have seen in the U.S.A. IN this talk, Prof. Treves describes similarities and differences in policy and ecology that have resulted and changes over time. Register here.  This is a photograph of Adrian Treves as he stands in a black button-down shirt in front of a wooden bookshelf, facing the camera. Adrian Treves is Professor of Environmental Studies, Director of the Carnivore Coexistence Lab. The location of the event will be shared with registrants. This event was rescheduled from Fall 2025 International Education Week.