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Want to learn more about carbon sequestration in wetlands? Check out this new paper by Poliana Mendes Audréanne Loiselle and others! doi.org/10.1016/j.scit…

Curious about how different qualitative research methods compare when it comes to assessments on sense of place & other cultural ecosystem services indicators? Check out this recent paper by Isabel Cotton, Brooke McWherter, Thora Tenbrink & Kate Sherren! doi.org/10.1016/j.jenv…

There are growing calls for #relational approaches to #sustainability transformations. But different groups discuss relationality in diff. ways. Here we explore five intersecting conversations: Indigenous, systemic, posthumanist, structural, and postdevelopment relationalities.

📌 PhD and MSc Funded Positions in Perennial Plant Restoration 🌱 for Carbon Sequestration in Canadian Agricultural Landscapes at Simon Fraser University in Canada 🇨🇦: agristok.net/2024/08/03/phd… via Agristok

Curious about bottom-up approaches in social-ecological systems research? Read this recent paper on place-based knowledge transfer in a local-to-global and knowledge-to-action context: doi.org/10.5751/ES-150…

Looking forward to spending this week in Montreal with friends and colleagues at the PECS-III conference Pathways to Sustainability: Social-ecological resilience and transformation across multiple scales na.eventscloud.com/website/69930/…

Spent the weekend in the Laurentians engaging with some wonderful people and co-creating ideas of what a better future could look like. Feeling inspired, determined, re-energized, hopeful 🌍💜

Whoever told you that scientists don't have fun was lying to you! What a fun way to end the opening ceremony for #PECS3 and I'm looking forward to the rest of this week! PECS NSERC ResNet

PECS-III conference in Montreal is underway! Amazing keynote by Anne Salomon & Kii'iljuus (Barbara Wilson) on disrupting current approaches to environmental science & governance for a safe and just future. PECS NSERC ResNet #PECSIII

What an honor to work with some of the most inspiring young sustainability leaders and thinkers in the so-called Canada, co-envisioning what just, sustainable, and resilient futures look like! Forever grateful to NSERC ResNet and Prof. Bennett for for carrying us all the way!

The PECS-3: Pathways to Sustainability conference is in full swing! Come chat with us at the ResNet booth on the 4th floor 🌎 #PECS3 Photo credits: Yiyi Zhang (one of our ResNet working group extraordinaire who helped make this booth possible!)

Super interesting #PECS3 plenary & discussion this morning with Drs. Berta Martín López, Divya Vasudev, Kate Sherren, and Rafael Calderon-Contreras discussing relational views of social-ecological systems. PECS NSERC ResNet

Some great talks yesterday by NSERC ResNet researchers at #PECS3! This was a great session on "Re-greening for the future: charting a path to ecosystem restoration for the benefit of society" 🌱 PECS

Coz it's a family that Prof. ElenaBennett built! Beyond grateful be part of this lab that not only trained me to excel in our craft and scholarships, but to be loving and empathetic members of our world!

Bringing that bird-nerdy energy to #PECS3!! Love the watercolor station at the NSERC ResNet booth! Conferences should always have a space for folks to create art. Such a great idea! PECS

We cannot be more thrilled to see so many ResNet members enjoying #PECS3 and sharing thoughtful conversations, science and laughter. What has been your favourite part of #PECS3?

Did you know that #PECS3 obtained silver 🥈for its commitment for sustainable actions on the McGill Sustainability Events Certification? Learn more about this certification on their website: mcgill.ca/sustainability…

Big thank you to Ambika Kamath at Liminal Creations for hosting an impeccable workshop last week at our #AGM to get us thinking about what stories are important in our research. #sensemaking #sciencecommunication #storytelling

What a time in Montreal! Last week Kyra and I presented some of the Palen Lab's work at #PECS3. It was great meeting the rest of NSERC ResNet and many other researchers from across the world! #socialecological #pecs #ResNET PECS NSERC / CRSNG

Heard about Youth-Led Seeds of the Good Anthropocene🌱? This #earlycareerleaders project unites #seeds across so-called Canada for a more sustainable future. Their 1st in-person workshop last month had fruitful outcomes, including their zine! sites.google.com/view/resnetsee…