MEDIA COVERAGE FACULTY: Rodolfo Dirzo
Big Animals are Going the Way of the Mammoth »
Rodolfo Dirzo (Biology), a co-author of the study, states that humans will feel social and health conseque
By Kerry Klein,
We Are on the Verge of a Sixth Mass Extinction »
Discusses research led by Senior Fellow Rodolfo Dirzo
By Joanna Rothkopf,
Back From the Dead: Why De-Extinction May Save Humanity »
Describes research by Woods Senior Fellow Rodolfo Dirzo on how "the well-being of natural ecosystems including the animals, actually represents the well-being of humans as well"
By John Roach,
Researchers Warn of Earth's Sixth Mass Extinction Event »
Quotes Woods Senior Fellow Rodolfo Dirzo, a Stanford biology professor, on risks linked to the loss and decline of animal species
Scientists Warn of Earth's Sixth Mass Extinction Event »
Quotes Woods Senior Fellow Rodolfo Dirzo on the "vicious cycle" of large animal decline caused by humans' impacts on ecosystems
Study: Earth in the Midst of Sixth Mass Extinction »
Quotes Woods Senior Fellow Rodolfo Dirzo on how animals play an important role in ecosystems that are now being threatened
By Doyle Rice,
Where Have all the Animals Gone? »
Feature story on extinction study by Senior Fellow Rodolfo Dirzo
By Joel Achenbach,
Defaunation: Loss of Animals, Threatening Rainforests and Public Health »
Video and blog describe Senior Fellows Rodolfo Dirzo's findings that poaching of large mammals is leading to a disruption of carnivore and herbivore populations
By Andrew Dudley,
Population Growth Increases Climate Fear »
Mentions environmental consensus statement drafted by scientists including Stanford Woods Institute Senior Fellows Gretchen Daily, Rodolfo Dirzo, Paul Ehrlich, Elizabeth Hadly, Harold Mooney, Rosam
By Carolyn Lochhead,
A Call For Ecological Action »
Senior Fellow Rodolfo Dirzo discusses consensus statement on humanity's imperiled life-support systems
By Rodolfo Dirzo,