Our paper about creating resilient cities came out today! It's open access and intended to be a discussion piece, so please send your thoughts and questions our way! #UrbanNature https://t.co/Csav7Xjxns
Read more about Loreto and why the people working to conserve it can be a model for protecting land sustainability in the 21st century. 🌎https://t.co/NtCb1IQOII
🧵📸: Álvaro del Campo
Call for Papers on Urban Resilience!! This is a super fun project that spans across time, space and disciplines. And the deadline for submitting a title is fast approaching- JUNE 18th. Please share widely, and reach out if you have any questions.
Hear Field Senior Conservation Ecologist Abigail Derby Lewis on @WBEZreset today at 12:20pm talking about biodiversity trends in Chicago and how you can help pollinators. 🐝 https://t.co/GtHsw3KlzR
Still the most under-reported ecological story in North America. Imagine taking a sixth of all remaining old-growth redwoods, complete with their endangered fauna, to build a road.
That is the analogy and those are the stakes.
Too often, birds flying through cities crash into glass buildings and die. This new case study provides the best evidence yet that turning off building lights can drastically reduce bird mortality. #fieldmuseum Great work @warblerchips !
https://t.co/RIaKgnTgAO
New web site from @FieldMuseum with resources to help Chicagoans connect to nature while #SocialDistancing. Includes beginner's guide to spring nature, guides to some plant and bird groups, spiders, how-tos from gardening for nature, etc. Check it out!
https://t.co/MK0DYEQ5il
Monarch butterflies are dying out and researchers @FieldMuseum find Cities and city residents could grow 30 percent of the milkweed plants monarchs need to survive. Check out the coverage in @NatGeo https://t.co/8zGlnz3WxN
RT @MarshMaiden Does Nature need cities? Scientists @FieldMuseum say "yes." Increasing evidence points out that not only do cities need nature but that nature, and particularly Monarchs, need cities, too. Check it out https://t.co/l1nx2xUQPw
Does Nature need cities? Scientists @FieldMuseum say "yes." Increasing evidence points out that not only do cities need nature but that nature, and particularly Monarchs, need cities, too. This newly ⬇️ published paper shows how https://t.co/IW2XKhklSk
When it comes to what climate goals we should be aiming for, there are a lot of "magic numbers" floating around - 2 degrees, 12 years, 350ppm, net zero emissions, and more. Here's a short thread explaining the scientific basis--or lack thereof--for each.
It may be winter but we've always got monarchs on our minds. @aderby4 talks about the flight and plight of these butterflies with @ducanada. https://t.co/wpVyoNbmZs
Week 3 monarch monitoring in front yard: 23 cats (0 eggs, 0 first instar, 10 second instar, 3 third instar, 10 fourth instar) @FieldMuseum#showyourmilkweed