Listening to the brilliant @sarahnahar (https://t.co/1G3heHupcO) at the Rich Earth Institute’s 10th Summit (@peecyclers ) on Excretory Justice. So inspired to keep doing this work on nutrient sovereignty!
Dear GSBI community: it is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Dr. Diana Wall, our scientific chair. This is a tremendous loss for our community. Please see our website for a longer tribute: https://t.co/D03OeGCrzw
And CSU's article here: https://t.co/MzKLlU7XXz
We mourn the loss of ESA Past President Diana Wall whose impact on the science of ecology and on ecologists leaves an enduring legacy. She will be greatly missed and we are grateful for her leadership service to ESA
@SOGES_CSU @theGSBI@AIBSbiology@SON_nemaweb
I am beyond heartbroken that @DukeU is choosing to shut down its herbarium. I'm embarrassed to admit to getting my PhD there. Even I have done collections-based research and know the immeasurable value of such collections.
"Our results indicate that environmental art can not only communicate complex scientific data effectively, but can also overcome barriers associated with traditional science communication by affecting people’s emotion and memory."
https://t.co/hQs7TNH9yP
Appreciate this slide from @MaxLiboiron in their “Anti-Colonial Lit review” webinar… about the responsibilities we have when working with local and Traditional knowledges. IT IS A LONG TERM INVESTMENT, based on relationships. No poppin in and out; otherwise don’t build these
@kabir_tasmia@SmartSoils Broad recommendation of biochar as solution in soil science is disconcerting. Little to no mention of where the raw resource comes from. If you have to acquire material, i.e. harvest externally, biochar does not make sense. If you have surplus material, biochar makes sense.
Around 24% of global emissions are generated by agriculture and forestry activities.
How can we bring this number down while ensuring food security for a growing population?
The @ProjectDrawdown report suggests these #ClimateSolutions to protect our planet👇🏼
The oak ‘forest’ that burnt last night in Paris
What we lost last night was more than a centerpiece of our cultural heritage. It tells us also something about our past relationship with nature.