Heather Tallis is lead scientist in the history of The Nature Conservancy, where she founded and directs the organization's Human Dimensions Program, an initiative to bring human well-being considerations into conservation practice from the planning stage forward
Heather Tallis is the first female lead scientist in the history of The Nature Conservancy, where she founded and directs the organization's Human Dimensions Program, an initiative to bring human well-being considerations into conservation practice from the planning stage forward. HDP advances the use of ecological, social and economic sciences in conservation and natural resource decision-making. Heather's current scientific inquiries focus on developing transferable analytical approaches for using information about nature's benefits in specific policy contexts and for measuring the impacts of conservation management decisions on human well-being.
