University of Wyoming Biodiversity Institute

The University of Wyoming Biodiversity Institute is a division of the Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources located in the United States. Established in 2012, the Institute is a small organization with a staff of three employees. It strives to be a leading center for biodiversity science research and public engagement. The Biodiversity Institute focuses on research, education, and public outreach programs related to biodiversity science and its relationship with society. The Institute works to further the understanding and conservation of biodiversity through collaborative research projects, knowledge synthesis and dissemination, grant distribution, and educational programs for students and the public. A key aspect of the Biodiversity Institute's mission is to engage a broad audience in the scientific process through citizen science programs and outreach initiatives. The Institute aims to foster understanding, appreciation, and conservation of biological diversity through innovative research, education, and public engagement. For more information about the University of Wyoming Biodiversity Institute, please visit their website at wyomingbiodiversity.org.