This cohort of grantees funded by the foundation are working on NCS with Indigenous peoples in the Pacific Northwest to tap into their expertise as ecological stewards, regional leaders, and scientists to provide biodiversity and human well-being co-benefits.
Natural climate solutions (NCS) protect, restore, and improve management of ecosystems to help mitigate climate change. Studies show that NCS have the potential to mitigate up to 21% of net annual emissions in the United States.
This ecologist is harnessing his lived experience to inform his research, and shares it all on social media. Science communication is so important and contributes to a more science-literate world.
https://t.co/2WhyDnEuWu
Microbes are critical to life on Earth. But they’re unsung heroes, unrecognized by international policies.
A new paper by SPUN collaborator @laura_vangalen underlines how indispensable microbe-based technologies are to achieve ALL of the #SDGs.
https://t.co/C0vApi8uRP
Apply today if you're a scientist or conservation practitioner working on research that has real-world impacts.
More info @NSF: https://t.co/yMVQWEo1Nq
🔊You're listening to PACSP grantee Bruce Klein, MD; professor at the Division of Infections Diseases at @UWMadison.
A few keywords used in 2024 reflections from our grantees:
🌅 Transformative
🛣️ Journeys
⚡ Activate
🛠️ Actions
In our 2024 Year In Review you can listen to them talk about their work in their own words 🔊 🎧
Here's more: https://t.co/7nxCqZbbba
Reflecting on the past year, we celebrate our grantees and their efforts to amplify arts and culture, protect our environment, and empower young changemakers.
Here's our year in review: https://t.co/7nxCqZbbba
Natural climate solutions are critical for meeting climate change mitigation goals, and they hold great promise for delivering co-benefits to people through ecosystem services. https://t.co/1BkFL2KBLH
Civic education is necessary now more than ever.
Read more about the work of Rhizome's initiatives to boost civic engagement in schools across Washington state:
https://t.co/ZNpw94Oyl7
Teamwork (and applied conservation research) makes the dream work! A great story from High Country News on the work of our grantees in Montana.
https://t.co/UhpIJIjX1K
Ecosystems and wildlife ranges are all connected, regardless of what human constraints we place around them. Conservation corridors allow for protection to travel alongside the far-ranging and ever-moving wildlife we are trying to help.
https://t.co/9DkfCkFlY3
We’re partnering once again with National Science Foundation (NSF) to support work that bridges the divide between researchers and conservationists.
Proposals due March 17, 2025 🔗 https://t.co/mOZFFXRkav
As the 2024 comes to a close, we are reflecting on the organizations and individuals who work hard to forge creative connections and preserve our environment for future generations 🎉
“The water, the soil, the plants and human health — they’re all connected. The dream is to have a river people can cool off in...that provides fish that are safe to eat and to make sure the community has full access to a clean, healthy environment."
https://t.co/aI2Wu5hI3I