LARGE-SCALE RESEARCH
FOR BIG CONSERVATION ISSUES
FOR BIG CONSERVATION ISSUES
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The ACME lab researches large-scale ecological questions
to help solve some of the 21st century's big conservation challenges. To conserve biodiversity, we need to know how wildlife species respond to rapid landscape and climate change. That's where conservation macroecology comes in. We research how these large-scale human-caused changes affect wildlife species' behaviour, populations, communities, and survival. We partner with governments, industry, NGOs, and First Nations, across Canada and beyond, to help adapt research conclusions into good decisions to conserve biodiversity. |
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'Acme' is greek for "peak" - a nod to our extensive mountain research, and the pride we take in our research to inform better conservations decisions for wildlife. |
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ACME sits in the University of Victoria's
School of Environmental Studies, and we partner with researchers around the world. |
Our ResearchFrom the northern wilds of Alberta to the urban wildlife in southern British Columbia, we're doing cutting edge research on wildlife and where they're found. Vertical Divider
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The LabMeet our dynamic research team. We work together in all things we do, giving each other a lift up to do better science. Vertical Divider
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Data PortalWant to access the data for any of our projects, or for a specific site?
Visit DATA PORTAL for access or find us at: 
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Our research relies on the numerous partnerships we've forged with Universities, governments, First Nations, non-government organizations, community groups, and people like you. Thank you to all our partners for the funding, in-kind support, and volunteer hours towards our various research projects.
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ACME is committed to data sharing and transparency. Find our data on these platforms. |
A proud member of the WildCAM Network |
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