God bless Africa,
guard her children,
guide her leaders,
and give her peace.
We said this prayer everyday at noon throughout high school. It resonates with me especially today because it's voting day at home 🏡 🇿🇦
It's Africa Day🌍! The device you're reading this on likely contains materials from Africa. Today, I challenge you to read news on what's happening in African countries. It's easy just Google an African country and click on the "News" tab🔍
#AfricaDayChallenge#AfricaDay#Africa
Interested in doing a PhD? Come join the @GCS_Lab and work in an exciting and supportive environment doing cutting edge environmental and conservation research.
Exciting opportunity to join @BrookeWEcology and I to do a PhD at @QUT on telecoupling and global conservation/sustainability challenges. We have a fully funded PhD scholarship available. To apply see: https://t.co/haBh5IRumj
If we don’t start doing some experiments on assisted migration soon, and learning from those experiments in the spirit of active adaptive management, it will be too late for many species. Conservationists are too conservative.
Maps make our world go round. 🌍🌎🌏 Join the fun in our free cartography course opening April 3! Register Now → https://t.co/V7Cbdyq1xD
#Cartography#GIS#ArcGIS#Maps
Are you interested in working on telecoupling and environmental policy/planning problems? I have an exciting postdoc position available to join my new group at QUT, Brisbane to work on this topic. Apply here: https://t.co/j8OhMSA8jg. DM me if you'd like to chat.
From wildebeest herds churning dust to shorebirds flying from Siberia, these iconic animal migrations could soon be a memory.
As researchers from @UQ_News write, human exploitation of migratory species is the main reason why they are in decline. https://t.co/6tEfLZh9CX
We are looking for archaeological scientists based in the Global South, who would be interested in a 2-week visiting fellowship with us this summer. Eligible research areas include archaeobotany!!
https://t.co/YMzr6v2jcd
Congratulations to @2OceansAquarium, the new co-Champions of the False Bay Hope Spot! Above and below it’s a treasured place. #HopeSpots
https://t.co/9eEry3E92i
Nature does not recognise borders.
To effectively conserve migratory species, the international community must work together.
https://t.co/QeBdYmFd2W #CMSCOP14@BonnConvention
As heat stress finally begins to abate in the Caribbean, we are now looking toward the Central Pacific as #CoralBleaching stress 🌡️ is predicted to occur at varying intensities over the upcoming months.
https://t.co/TckgdgVMn4
@CoralReefWatch