Anyone fancy reviewing a paper? A mesocosm study testing the effects of aquatic plant management on fish? 🚫🌱➡️🐟 Bonus points if you can review quickly! Let me know and I'll send you an official invitation 📨
It's Nature Day at #COP29 🇦���
"We are not powerless to manage the impacts of climate change on species... [but] conservation work must be underpinned by broader societal transformation to mitigate climate change"
📰 https://t.co/ItRnDPpalR
📷 Andreas Weith / CC BY-SA 3.0
📅Conférence Heinz Hafner 2024 📅 Jeudi 14 novembre à 18h30
"Le renforcement des compétences au service de la préservation de la biodiversité : l’exemple de Madagascar"
⚠️ En anglais, sur inscription avant le 7/11/24
🔗 Informations et inscription : https://t.co/YKfGUNWnDz
📢NEW📢Our look at what has been done around behaviour change and biodiversity, across different threats to biodiversity, stakeholder groups and communication channels. 🧵1/6
This is the first output of the IUCN SSC CEC Behaviour Change Taskforce!
Link: https://t.co/CAvm0ZYFfi
If you're free tomorrow (Tuesday 22nd, 12.30-14.30 BST), I'm running an online workshop exploring the impacts of #paludiculture on the natural environment.
There's still a few spaces left. If you would like to join the discussion, sign up here: https://t.co/xS7WC91zdo
End of the 2nd week of the #InvaPact II Workshop, a flood of ideas, food for thought, great scientific and social interactions with new colleagues from around the 🌏, and a program that continues to progress!
Next! 😄
The opacity of academic prose arises from the epistemological imperative to operationalize disciplinary jargon, facilitating intra-specialized discourse while obfuscating heterogenous interpretive accessibility and perpetuating a recursive dialectic of erudition and exclusion.
Led by @OfficialZSL we have developed a conservation strategy for extinct in the wild Mexican Pupfishes (Cyprinodontidae). This strategy seeks to ensure their long-term ex situ conservation, repatriation to Mexico, and reintroduction to springs in the Nuevo León desert.
A huge thank you 🙏 to all 34 interviewees, and to our 'guinea pig' interviewees. Also thank you reviewers and editors (sorry we missed you out of the acknowledgements in the paper; your input was greatly appreciated 🤩).
Tree planting and biodiversity offsets give the impression we can just create nature, or replace what we destroy. But we cannot
No technology can create a 500 yr old tree, the only thing that can is 500 yrs
Nature is irreplaceable, and we must treat it as such
#Seabird decines in the news. See our new paper for ideas to help seabirds cope with one major pressure: climate change.
➡️ https://t.co/ItRnDPoCwj
TLDR: Practical action + policy change + research. Supported by CC mitigtion. Need investment, coordination, large-scale thinking.