PhD student @RHULgeography and @centrewildfires studying changing Indigenous fire use and implications for wildfire management in South Rupununi, Guyana.
🎉Huge congratulations to Dr Kayla De Freitas on passing her viva with minor corrections.
Kayla’s PhD is entitled ‘Burning Tensions: The Implications of Shifting Indigenous Burning Practices on Local Fire Governance in South Rupununi, Guyana’ #RHULGeogResearch
🔉New paper in #GJ by Cathy Smith, @KayladeFreitas1, and Jayalaxshmi Mistry (@RHULGeography).
'How global narratives shape local management: A history of fire in the tropical savannas of Belize and Guyana.' #OpenAccess
https://t.co/Km7VGgVmxf
Check out my new article on community-based fire management in East and Southern African savanna-protected areas to address wildfire challenges across conservation landscapes 🔥🐘‼️
https://t.co/KKPMyKYseE
Yasuní, a global biodiversity hotspot, is threatened by fossil fuels. Aug 20 the people of Ecuador have a historic opportunity to protect the Yasuní by voting YES on this referendum where Ecuador could become an example of democratizing climate action #YesToYasuní#SíAlYasuní
Experimenting with comic strips to share my qualitative data results. They are an interesting way to communicate divergent views of stakeholders and controversies. #FiredUp2023
Thanks to @JID_journal our opening plenary at #DSA2023 will be Jay Mistry, from @RHULGeogSoc & @centrewildfires.
She'll talk about 'Addressing social and environmental justice through creating spaces for dialogue'.
Happy to share our new article "Decolonising wildfire risk management: indigenous responses to fire criminalization policies and increasingly flammable forest landscapes in Lomerío, Bolivia",
https://t.co/kTEI7GjbXW
Learn about how the Monkoxi indigenous nation in Lomerio, Bolivia are developing their own wildfire risk management strategies @developmentuea @ClimateUEA_ @COSTDecolDEV@uniofeastanglia
https://t.co/f2OUa8aPFt
Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day and solstice! Consider taking some time today to learn more about cultural fire practices from Indigenous peoples by listening to an episode of Good Fire - there’s 20 of them! https://t.co/iUqugn7ysU #goodfire#fireback#Indigenous#wildfire
New post-doctoral position available at our Centre based at @RHULGeography on human-fire interactions. Deadline 13th July #wildfires
https://t.co/ag1N820tTK
💡RHUL Geography Research Spotlight💡
Mollie Mills is a @London_NERC_DTP#PhD student based in #Geography@RoyalHolloway & @ZSLScience. Mollie’s research focuses on how mammalian fossil records can be used for modern biodiversity conservation, termed conservation palaeobiology🧵