Just as biodiversity strengthens ecosystems, human diversity strengthens social systems. Read my story to see how queering the climate crisis makes nature more beautiful and inclusive. @NatHab@WWF
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#Pride2023#conservation#environmentaljustice
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Had a great time at @RAID_Conference 2023 this past week presenting our work on FineIBT! FineIBT enhances forward-edge, hardware-assisted CFI schemes, like @intel IBT, with fine-grain enforcement capabilities. https://t.co/8ZaWp2Pahu | https://t.co/hWOtKVkhcf | #brownssl#fineibt
Twitter's iconic bird isn't the only one disappearing.
👉 Today, one in eight bird species are at risk of extinction.
But we can save them and their habitats – benefiting people and nature across the globe. RT to spread the word! #TwitterX#TwitterLogo
One of the biggest myths is that you’re not allowed to look into a gorilla’s eyes. Of course, you are,” reveals Richard de Gouveia @NatHab Expedition Leader & star of our film ‘The Silverback.' “It’s the place where you’re going to see their soul.” https://t.co/bkjvmPgpcj
Exploitation for eggs and feathers in the 19th century led to the disappearance of the Atlantic puffin population in the U.S. Thanks to the groundbreaking work to relocate pufflings to former nesting islands by @AudubonPuffin more than 2,000 puffins now breed again in Maine!
.@EPA vetoed the proposed Pebble Mine in Alaska. It’s a win for people. A win for science. And a huge win for #BristolBay! Our statement: https://t.co/laFGtCPKLz
Ecuadorian Naturalist Gabriela Córdova shares an intimate moment with this giant owl butterfly. Her knowledge of wildlife transcends her studies. She whispers with the plants and animals, absorbs their wisdom, and in silent concert, exhales new life and meaning into the forest.
After intensive debate, member countries, yesterday gave preliminary approval for the inclusion of the entire families of hammerhead and requiem sharks to @CITES appendix II. This was a historic vote for the health of the oceans. #CITESCoP19#WildlifeThriving
Today is Biodiversity Day at #COP27.
For far too long, the interconnected crises of climate change and biodiversity loss have been seen as separate issues. We can no longer afford to see them that way.
@mremae | @UNBiodiversity
Our planet’s resources are finite & thus require a creative and community-based approach to conserving them. Imagine what the world could look like if human economies were inspired by ecological systems. Read my latest story @NatHab @WWF https://t.co/VIxmDGtpFi
Recently, the judges panel for creative writing contest 'Imagine 2200: Climate Fiction for Future Ancestors' spoke on campus at @risd: https://t.co/NV1JFnikzo
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To educate local communities @BatConIntl@MerlinsBats@Bat_Week@_BCT_ created guides to assist in the construction of bat houses and bat-friendly gardens. Check out my latest story for @WWF@NatHab to learn more! https://t.co/IPhExTKal9
Bats provide myriad ecosystem services as indicator species, pollinators, seed dispersers and pest controllers (insectivorous bats save the agricultural industry between $3.7-53 billion each year in the US alone). https://t.co/IPhExTsztB @WWF@NatHab@BatConIntl@_BCT_@Bat_Week
Orangutan translates to “person of the forest” in the Malay language; an apt description for a mammal that shares approximately 97% of our DNA. Check out my @NatHab @World_Wildlife story to learn more about the human-orangutan relationship! https://t.co/gXl52tBICT
A long-term paleoecological, biogeographic & historical perspective is necessary for securing a future for our planet’s wild megafauna. Celebrate #WorldElephantDay by reading my @World_Wildlife @NatHab piece below! https://t.co/iyndQZQN8U