News & updates from the National Red List project - bringing together sub-global Red List data & expertise. Tweets from the National Red List Team at ZSL.
The #NationalRedList Database & website being redeveloped is taking all of our focus, so we regret that we are unable to respond to data requests for the time being. It will be worth the wait - we've teamed up with the very talented @OctophinDigital#watchthisspace
1/10 🚨New paper alert!
So excited to finally see this paper published – the #GlobalReptileAssessment for the @IUCNRedList has been a truly gigantic effort, involving >900 species experts & many years of work!
https://t.co/GrPX3D92em
This #WorldWildlifeDay we recognise national conservation efforts as part of the theme 'Recovering key species for ecosystem restoration.' Pictured here is the Arabian oryx, previously extinct in the wild now reintroduced in several range states. #WWD2022
🚨 Job opportunity: Want to join a great team? Want to help support important global biodiversity indicators & collate @NationalRedList data from around the world to aid conservation? Then join @ZSLScience & @LPI_Science. Deadline 27 June. Details below.
Freshwater habitats cover less than 1% of the world’s surface, yet they provide a home for over 25% of all described vertebrates.
Learn about the threats to #freshwater biodiversity and what can be done to protect it @IUCN_Water
https://t.co/zyg8TMhif7
Really excited about this paper. A great follow up on recent butterfly research in Bangladesh, building a solid knowledge base on the group, including the publication of a #NationalRedList for butterflies.
So excited to be starting as freshwater coordinator at @IndianapolisZoo & @IUCNssc in Feb. Joining a great team @SS_Henriques, @CatiaCanteiro, @niksroach, @RileyPollom, Angela Yang, Mimi Kessler.
We are pleased to announce, jointly with @IndianapolisZoo, the internationally known experts who will be working from the New Global Center for Species Survival https://t.co/gIZqQdz0E3
#SpeciesConservation
Zoos are hurting and this can mean extinction. This alarming situation gives us a clear choice between species extinction and recovery. Like nowhere else it is directly in our hands. Right now. I know what I prefer! @ZSLScience@OfficialZSL@amandaetrask https://t.co/0KPlsr1nqN
WE'RE RECRUITING!📢
Would you like to work for the world’s largest and most diverse environmental network?
IUCN European Regional Office is looking for a Biodiversity Conservation Assistant.
🗓️Closing date for applications: 17 September 2020
https://t.co/VZ60jv7uNI
Ditto, it has been our "home" too. @ZSLScience & @ZSLconservation have helped immensely in development of national red lists! See for example the red list of birds of Nepal https://t.co/tO3zImVbRt
This place has been my "home" for more than 10 years & I feel continually inspired by its amazing work to help both wildlife & people. @ZSLScience@ZSLconservation@OfficialZSL#saveZSL
In the Neotropics, Parides burchellanus is listed as Endangered: known from no more than 4 distinct areas, its Cerrado habitat is under pressure from urban development &agriculture. Assessed with help from Brazil #NationalRedList team, obrigado! @NationalRedList
📷 Augusto Rosa
We're back! The latest episode of the @ZSLScience#podcast is out today. We're talking all things #Madagascar, incl giant birds, old bones & how a bird in a box wasn't the last of its kind after all! With @JamesHansford5, Karen Samonds, @DrRichardYoung https://t.co/Y1KFzxW7J5