The Sarah and Daniel Hrdy Visiting Fellowship in Conservation Biology at Harvard University
About the Award
The Sarah and Daniel Hrdy Fellowship in Conservation Biology serves to support the study of conservation biology within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University. The fellowship is awarded to an individual who will engage in scientific study and work in the Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology. The fellowship commences with an annual lecture in conservation biology by the distinguished individual chosen for the fellowship from outside Harvard University. It is the hope of the benefactors that this fellowship will have a strong and transformative effect on the study of conservation biology at Harvard, from the undergraduate to the senior teaching level.
2020-2021 Hrdy Fellow
Past Recipients of the Hrdy Fellowship and the Academic Year of Their Appointments
Mark Margres, 2018-2019
Aaron C. Hartmann, 2017-2018
Onja Razafindratsima, 2016-2017
Francesca Cagnacci, 2015-2016
Joe Roman, 2014-2015
Michael Russello, 2013-2014
Helen James, 2011-2012
Per Palsbøll, 2010-2011
H. Bradley Shaffer, 2009-2010
Navjot Sodhi, 2008-2009
David Roberts, 2007-2008
Tamas Szekeley, 2006-2007
Amy Dunham, 2005-2006
Claus Wedekind, 2004-2005
Richard Frankham, 2003-2004
Andrew Torrance, 2002-2003
Zoe Cardon, 2002-2003
Manuel Lerdau, 2001-2002
Callum Roberts, 2000-2001
Matthew Hare, 1999-2000