Anne H. Ehrlich

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American author environmentalist

Anne H. Ehrlich is an American environmentalist and author known for her collaborative work on population, ecology, and conservation issues, often co-writing influential books and articles with her husband, biologist Paul R. Ehrlich.

Statements (44)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American → author → environmentalist →
alive	true →
citizenship	American →
coAuthorWith	Paul R. Ehrlich →
collaboratesWith	Paul R. Ehrlich →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
educatedAt	University of Kansas →
fieldOfWork	conservation → ecology → population studies →
gender	female →
genre	non-fiction →
hasAcademicAffiliation	Stanford University →
hasCollaboratedOn	books about biodiversity loss → books about environmental policy → books about overpopulation →
hasRole	research associate → science communicator →
influencedBy	conservation biology → ecology → population biology →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
memberOf	Center for Conservation Biology at Stanford University →
movement	conservation movement → environmental movement → population control advocacy →
notableFor	co-authoring influential environmental books with Paul R. Ehrlich → work on population, ecology, and conservation issues →
notableWork	Betrayal of Science and Reason → Extinction: The Causes and Consequences of the Disappearance of Species → The Population Explosion → The Stork and the Plow →
occupation	author → environmentalist →
partnerInResearchWith	Paul R. Ehrlich →
spouse	Paul R. Ehrlich →
workLocation	Stanford University →
writesAbout	climate and environmental risk → environmental ethics → human population growth → species extinction → sustainability →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Paul R. Ehrlich → The Population Explosion →	coAuthor
The Dominant Animal →	author
The Dominant Animal →	hasContributor
Paul R. Ehrlich →	spouse