It's been a year... so please enjoy this little camera-trap summary of the incredible #wildlife diversity in the beautiful #BugomaForest in Uganda put together by our fantastic new RC @_Sarah_BE
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“That desperate hope is why the world is looking to you and why you are here”
A year ago today, Sir David Attenborough addressed world leaders at the #COP26 opening ceremony.
With less than one week until #COP27, his powerful words still ring true 👇
Writing paper #introductions are hard. I often referred to "Writing a good introduction" by Prof. Jim Kurose during my #PhD. Now looking at it for my first draft as a #Postdoc. Link: https://t.co/j6Tbv2Ia3B
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Des internautes reprennent à leur compte la question posée par une lycéenne à Emmanuel Macron sur ses ministres accusés de viol
https://t.co/K6osUlYksn
The Wildlife research team of Mondulkiri Provincial Department of #Environment, Ministry of Environment, and WWF revealed this week a rare photograph of a female #Indochineseleopard from their camera trap surveys, conducted in the forest of #Cambodia’s #easternplains.
A total of 9 hatchlings and one adult (probably female) of extremely rare #Siamesecrocodile were re-confirmed last week to swim in their natural habitat in the Srepok Wildlife Sanctuary, Mondulkiri’s Eastern Plains Landscape.
Literally dozens of people per day are downloading this photo and then tweeting it themselves. So here it is again, an original tweet by the original artist. Share THIS one, friends. Amplify artists, don’t just exploit their creations for your own platform.
We're now 2 yrs into the decisive decade. Emissions should be in an unprecedented fall, instead we're seeing the 2nd biggest rise ever recorded. We're wasting invaluable time pretending we can solve this crisis without treating it like a crisis. World leaders are still in denial.
”It’s shameful they’re getting away with it.”
Groundbreaking journalism which shows that unless things fundamentally change, the COPs are bound to fail since the targets and statistics are so incomplete - and since honesty and transparency is missing.
https://t.co/cMJScTr0c5
"There are more delegates at COP26 associated with the fossil fuel industry than from any single country"
I don't know about you, but I sure am not comfortable with having some of the world's biggest villains influencing & dictating the fate of the world.
https://t.co/vjQRBrcoC7
📢 New @ConScienceExet blog out! "To pay or not to pay: should conservation experience come at a cost?"
@ShoelessCheryl has seen both sides: being a volunteer and hiring volunteers.
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https://t.co/VQsJW44KZC
All 20 Gibbon species on the IUCN Red List are Vulnerable, Endangered or Critically Endangered. This #WorldGibbonDay, discover how these highly threatened primates live in this video by @AspinallCharity and @ConservationOrg via the @IUCNsos Gibbons initiative:
Important blog in The Conversation on the catastrophic problem of ignoring non English studies in Conservation. For about half the planet the majority of the literature isn't in English. 36% of literature not in English. Yet this literature largely ignored
https://t.co/QUDAodTLif
We’ve already emitted 89% of the CO2 budget that gives us a 66% chance of staying below 1,5°C. That’s why historic emissions not only count - they nearly make up the entire climate crisis. And yet they’re still being almost completely ignored by media and people in power.
According to the new IPCC report, the carbon budget that gives us the best odds of staying below 1,5°C runs out in less than 5 and a half years at our current emissions rate. Maybe someone should ask the people in power how they plan to “solve” that?