 The society also launched "Conservation" magazine in 2000 which was designed to complement "Conservation Biology" by making current conservation biology tools, techniques, and case studies accessible to practitioners, policy makers, and others.In 2014, "Conservation" magazine was renamed "Anthropocene" magazine and it is now published by University of Washington.In 2007, SCB started their second publication, "Conservation Letters", an online rapid publication journal that covers cutting-edge, policy-relevant conservation research from both natural and social sciences.