#Biodiversity

KaiTheFishGuy

FishGuyKai

As a frequent publisher in #Zootaxa, here is my statement of support. Taxonomy is the foundation and pillar for conservation and biodiversity. It underpins everything. You can’t protect and enact

Jason Hickel

jasonhickel

Here's more on the new mitigation scenario for 1.5C. How does it work? What would society look like? Are we willing to do what's required to stop climate breakdown? See

James Snider 🐼🇨🇦🔬

JDMSnider

Coming up at 10:30 EST - looking forward to joining @aliczner @RicSchuster @Joe_Ecology @C_MantykaP and others (please tag) for a virtual symposium on Prioritization in Conservation: Tools and Considerations. #NACCB

☭Reverend Dune(they/them)🏹🏳️‍🌈

NoFunOverlord

An interesting article.Under capitalism, consumption of products is a requirement for its success.Capitalism uses tactics to promote endless consumption-planned obsolescence-scarcity model-destruction of unsold product-etchttps://www.abc.ne

Valentina

valentina_schia

Palm trees (Phoenix dactilifera L.) have a crucial role for the economy of the oasis of Siwa (together with olive trees). This thread is about the different parts of the

Dan Ashby

danielashby

Right. This *may* kick-off. But let's try. QUESTION: In how many years will #HS2 have removed more CO2 that it emits? Can we agree on some shared facts? Buckle-in. @AdamWJT

Douglas Boyes

diarsia

Excellent special edition on global #insectdeclines published today in @PNASNews. Contains 13 articles available here:https://www.pnas.org/content/118/2#TheGlobalDeclineofInsectsintheAnthropoceneSpecialFeatureIn this thread, I’ll highligh

Roman Link

RomanMLink

Please check out the preprint of my upcoming shared first-author paper with Peter Hajek. We studied the death of thousands of young trees in a tree diversity experiment during the

Dr Erica McAlister

flygirlNHM

What do Campsicnemus mirabilis, a flightless fly from Hawai’i and Gallirallus dieffenbachia, a flightless rail from New Zealand have in common?Both are recently extinct animals #LostSpeciesDay #OnTheBrink @XrRebel @NHM_London What

PeteM

pete_ar_fryn

Lots of hedgehog saviours appearing now the ability to shoot badgers is slowly being removed. Remember - people don't shoot badgers to protect hedgehogs. They do this to protect cattle

SSI @ Cal Academy

calacademy_ssi

How do we avoid being "parachute scientists"? A quick recap of SSI's journal club meeting today [thread]:scientists––most often from wealthy nations––adventure in countries to collect data & publish research withou

Hollie Booth

hollieboothie

NEW PAPER out on 'Investigating the risks of removing wild meat from global food systems' Mixed-methods study led by @ICCS_updates in collab with international experts Summary infographic & thread below

Joe W Bull

wildbusiness

The new @GovUK @mhclg proposals for revolutionising the English planning system (#PlanningForTheFuture) are now out, and they’re potentially a VERY big deal for UK #nature #conservation going forward.So much so,

AnupamSaraph

AnupamSaraph

Questions for the @narendramodi @PrakashJavdekar @Jairam_Ramesh @moefcc on India's commitment to the environment and the purpose and validity of the #EIA2020 India emits about 4.85 GT of Carbon every year.

Audubon Society

audubonsociety

On #WomenInScience Day, meet some of the scientists at Audubon who are working to secure the future for birds and the places they need, through programs like the Migratory Bird

Sid the Birder

siddisimple

A thread on Salim Ali The legendary Bird man of India Dr. Salim Ali was orphaned at the age of 10. He stayed with his maternal uncle in Mumbai. He

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