FARMS4Biodiversity
Promoting Biodiversity and Food Security in Malawi
Our Partnership
We worked with Malawian farmers and scholars from Canada, Germany, Norway and the United States to promote improved food security and protect biodiversity in an area that has been deeply affected by changes in climate and land use. We believe the research and ingenuity achieved by collaborating with scholars from peer institutions like Cornell University is needed to understand these processes and develop near- and long-term solutions.
About DU Research
We leverage cross-institutional collaboration to address some of today’s most pressing challenges, producing interdisciplinary solutions that influence policymakers to effectively serve the public good. From Stanford to UChicago to NYU, we’ve refined our collaborative process through years of mutually beneficial relationships with institutions nationwide to understand and address challenges like climate change, HIV and youth homelessness.
DU’s current research efforts have been featured in news outlets like The New York Times. They include…
- exploring the effects of felony disenfranchisement.
- employing lasers as the medium for quantum science.
- using theatre to heal and rehabilitate inmates.
