What does AABS mean in ASSOCIATIONS

The Association for the Advancement of Biodiversity Science (AABS) is a non-profit research and advocacy organization that works to further the understanding, conservation and protection of biodiversity through scientific research, educational outreach, policy implementation and other forms of advocacy.

AABS seeks to address issues relating to biodiversity by carrying out research projects that explore various aspects of biodiversity science. They also advocate for public awareness and action on environmental protection initiatives. Additionally, they work with government agencies and other organizations to help implement policies aimed at conserving biodiversity.

AABS conducts research on subjects such as climate change, conservation biology, genetics, invasive species management, ecology and sustainable development. They also have programs focused on specific threats to biodiversity such as deforestation and overharvesting.

There are many ways you can get involved with AABS! You can join as a member or volunteer your time and knowledge on a project or by helping with administrative tasks in the office. Additionally, there are opportunities for those who wish to support our cause financially through donations or sponsorships.

Yes! In order to effectively achieve their mission of protecting biodiversity, AABS partners up with numerous organisations operating within the same space both in Australia and worldwide including governments, universities, private companies etc.

Absolutely! As part of their commitment to increasing public awareness about the importance of protecting biodiversity, AABS offers a range of education resources such as booklets, videos and activities which are designed to engage students in learning more about environmental protection topics.

Yes — depending on available resources; AABS may be able offer grants or funding towards relevant projects which promote the conservation and advancement of biodiversity science.

Your support enables us to continue our mission of researching new ways in which we can make sure that future generations inherit healthy ecosystems; as well as undertake vital campaigns against destructive practices leading to habitat destruction. Your contributions will be used towards conducting field studies & lab experiments; creating education & awareness materials; running campaigns etc.

We periodically offer interns an opportunity to gain insight into our organisation's operations by working alongside staff members across various departments.. If you would like more information about possible internships please contact our offices directly.