➡️Read about @SusanOginah 's time with @rivm last spring 🇳🇱
Focusing on deriving recommendations for splitting Species Sensitivity Distributions, Susan also writes about her valuable experiences outside the office:
https://t.co/trQEGIKxz4
🚨Publication Alert🚨
New paper from ESR 15 @SusanOginah at @DTUtweet: Linking freshwater ecotoxicity to damage on ecosystem services in life cycle assessment
https://t.co/UFTEc2i6BI
Please empathize with 4500 @kwskenya officers as they come to terms with devastating deaths of 10 rhinos under their watch. We still have 1200 rhinos, the world's third largest population. It takes sacrifice, dedication and professionalism.e might have fallen short of this but...
@tunajibu@wildlifedirect Yes. It is and it is one of the popular conservation tool in the management, protection and conservation of this critically endangered species. However, translocation face a lot of challenges like the one we have witness if precautions are not taken into consideration.
The art of beading is passed down from generation to generation among Maasai women forming the culture of pastoral communities in Kenya. Through #Fashion4Wildlife, we empower women in Imbirikani, Amboseli to be community stakeholders. Discover more 👉👉 https://t.co/4tYS1Wan88
A tribute page from @HelpingRhinos Rhinos to honour the passing of Sudan. His existence highlighted the dire situation of his kind and in life he had the weight of a species on his shoulders. In death he may be the wake up call we humans need. #Sudan
https://t.co/vO5s6KK8Pz
@OlPejeta@HelpingRhinos@AKenyanGirl @OgilvyPRKenya @dodo@kwskenya Such a sad https://t.co/AkwLnxRnnR heart goes out to all people who worked closely with him. Rest in peace Sudan and your two daughters will carry your legacy.
Unfortunately, Sudan’s death leaves just two female northern white rhinos on the planet; his daughter Najin and her daughter Fatu, who remain at Ol Pejeta.