Stony Brook Distinguished Service Professor of Anthropology Patricia Wright delivered the Earthstock keynote address April 20 at the Charles B. Wang Center.
Stony Brook PhD student and primatologist Florence Aghomo was named an Explorers Club 50 star for work as coordinator with the Red Colobus Conservation Network
Stony Brook President Andrea Goldsmith visited two of the university’s research centers, Turkana Basin Institute in Kenya and the Centre ValBio in Madagascar.
Stony Brook Distinguished Service Professor Patricia Wright has been selected for a Lifetime Achievement Award by the International Primatological Society.
Stony Brook University's Centre ValBio is helping battle a raging fire in Madagascar's Ranomafana National Park that is threatening local wildlife. You can help
The Provost’s Lecture Series will feature Stony Brook University Distinguished Service Professors Pat Wright and Lawrence Martin on Tuesday, February 11.
Stony Brook University doctoral student Florence Aghomo won the Young Women in Conservation Biology (YWCB) Award from the Society for Conservation Biology
Renowned anthropologist and primatologist Patricia Wright — Herrnstein Professor of Conservation Biology and Distinguished Service Professor at Stony Brook University and founder and executive director of the Centre...
World Lemur Day is October 29, and it was celebrated in Madagascar with the issuance of six new lemur postage stamps, including two honoring Stony Brook University alumnus Jonah Ratsimbazafy. Ratsimbazafy, a...
Patricia Wright, the founder of Centre ValBio, Distinguished Professor of Anthropology, and the Herrnstein Professor of Conservation Biology at Stony Brook University, will be awarded the Wildlife Conservation Award...
What, if anything, are your pets thinking? Do they value you beyond your reliability as a source of food? What cognitive traits do we share with the elephant, the wolf, primates and other so-called “higher...