Nawang Norbu, PhD
Nawang Norbu, PhD
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Faculty Profile
Nawang is Center Director at the SFS Center for Climate and Sustainable Futures, a collaborative research and education initiative between the School for Field Studies, the Royal University of Bhutan and the Bhutan Ecological Society. He is also the Founder and Executive Director of the Bhutan Ecological Society. Recently, he helped craft Bhutan’s RNR Strategy 2030, and also drafted, in collaboration with the Royal Government and the FAO, the national pathways to transform Bhutan’s food systems. Nawang is committed to building a just and verdant world and continues to explore the drivers and consequences of development and change.
Academics & Research
Research Interests
- Development
- Climate change
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Publications
Norbu N, et al. 2017. Partial Altitudinal Migration of the Near Threatened satyr tragopan (Tragopan Satyra) in the Bhutan Himalayas: Implications for Conservation. Oryx 51(1): 166-173.
Norbu N, Wikelski MC, Wilcove DS, Partecke J, Ugyen, et al. 2013. Partial Altitudinal Migration of a Himalayan Forest Pheasant. PLoS ONE 8(4): e60979
Norbu N and Tshering T. 2009. Ugyen Wangchuck Institute for Conservation and Environment: White Paper. Submitted to the Royal Government of Bhutan
Norbu N and Wangdi K. 2009. Strategic Human Resources Management in the Forestry Sector. Strategy Paper Submitted to the Royal Government of Bhutan.
Norbu N. 2000. A Management Information System for the Department of Forests. Paper submitted to the South Asian Regional Workshop on Forest Information Management. Thimphu. Bhutan
Presentations
National Level Landuse Planning in Bhutan: Implications for Environmental Conservation. Invited lecture delivered at the Royal Thimphu College, Bhutan on 30th August 2016
‘Bhutan: The Last Himalayan Biodiversity Refugia’. Public talk delivered at the North Carolina State University (22nd September 2014) and Yale University (25th September 2014)