💡Learn about Inclusive Pathways to nurture #Biodiversity with the new Multiple Evidence Base approach web tool #MEB. It emerged from dialogues in Usdub, in Guna Yala, Panama hosted by @FPCI and co-organized by @ABN, @IIFB, @FPP, @CBM@SwedBio.
https://t.co/SZZUx6YhIh
📍Mapeo for #ICCAs is a new mapping app co-developed by @DigiDem, UNEP-WCMC, and @ForestPeoplesP to help indigenous peoples and local communities map the territories and areas they are conserving.
Find out more 🔗 https://t.co/kBGKhvK1Zq
A great opportunity for a senior professional with experience working on international biodiversity policy issues to join our team @unepwcmc
Deadline 23rd April.
https://t.co/bqsK83GHPw
📢 BES-Net is hiring a Communications Intern!
The selected intern will support BES-Net's communications team in their day-to-day activities and co-lead strategic outreach and advocacy opportunities.
Closing date: 24 Jan 2023, midnight (GMT-5)
🔗 https://t.co/GAiLX5SNgZ
Still time to apply for this cool postdoc opportunity on social impacts of 30x30, with @csandbrook at @CamUniGeography! A highly relevant topic in view of global #environmentaljustice concerns!
Webinar alert📢Women's biocultural knowledge is critical to understanding and tackling complex biodiversity issues.
So how can we ensure women in all their diversity are included in knowledge co-production?
Hear more in this webinar I hosted with @BESNet_UNDP 👇
DICE TWITTER CONFERENCE 2021! We're holding a Twitter conference on July 29th & 30th to showcase the work of DICE students, staff and alumni.
Everyone is welcome to participate so please visit the conference website to find out more: https://t.co/cFxV1tKdg6 #DICECON21
Great conversations yesterday with partners in #Botswana, #Zambia and #Zimbabwe on adapting @IPBES-style #ecosystem assessments to address national policy questions on #nature and its contributions to people
Yesterday, we organised a workshop for partners in Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe on national ecosystem assessments. Partners were guided through the scoping phase of the process to identify key policy questions on nature and its contributions to people.
🔗https://t.co/Rzc22UG54Q
📢 NEW PAPER out on 'Investigating the risks of removing wild meat from global food systems'
🌎Mixed-methods study led by @ICCS_updates in collab with international experts🌍
⬇️ Summary infographic & thread below ⬇️
➡️ #OpenAccess paper @CurrentBiology: https://t.co/uBg1UpMgv0
Have you had a chance to fill out the GYBN survey to submit your views & priorities about #biodiversity for the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework?
Join the young people coming together from different sectors for biodiversity! https://t.co/IigbbHCHsH
#BiodiversityNeedsYouTH
Anyone working/know people/organisations working on Environmental Justice in #SriLanka ? How much (or little) do we know about the the distribution of environmental vulnerabilities among different groups? Please reach out, would love to chat !#lka#nature#people#poverty#gender
Such a wonderful commentary and really powerful stories pulled together by @RessonKD and endorsed by many of the most amazing conservationists I know. I truly hope this makes people think, and then act in a more inclusive way in future.
https://t.co/RTQsyVAXoe via @Mongabay
@JuliaNishimoto @TurtlesRCool2 😂 this has haunted me all through academia. “I know someone definitely made this point/ did a study on this... i just cant remeber who in this current moment.”
Easy for wildlife lovers in industrialised countries to forget the enormous costs of living with some animals
We don't even want beavers or lynx in this country, imagine having elephants eat your crops and foreigners telling you how you can and can't respond!
1) Climate is one of the defining issues of our time & getting politicians to act on it is essential. @OurTimeUK campaigned to get 18-30-year-olds registered to vote in line with their concerns on climate, helping towards the final total of 2.4m registered #ValueNat#DICECON20
@AnotherBobSmith Hi Bob! Do you mean are there any prelim findings for fish specifically? Or for the potential impacts on biodiversity? I'm only at the begginng of my 📲🗣️🧙♀️🌮🦩 language journey!
1/6 Good morning! #DICECON20#ValueNat
Let's ge down to business 👉 two of the biggest challenges facing humanity in the 21st century are:
1) Halting biodiversity loss
2) Adapting the way we live to cope with the effects of climate change – at a major scale
@Mic_Lo1 Hi Michaela! Following the 'pathway of impact' concept in the framework, the examples you offered would certainly fall under positive forms of planned adaptation with better outcomes for biodiversity! Let's hope examples like that become more accessible to more people 🤞