Who wants a better world anyway? Credits to joel pett

Check out our latest issue, Environmental Conservation: Volume 51 - Issue 2 | Cambridge Core ➡️ bit.ly/Vol51part2 #environmentalconservation #publicationday

The Public Prosecutor’s Office’s experience using Global Forest Watch to monitor and deter #deforestation in the #Cerrado MPMT Instituto Centro Vida - ICV Fabio Angeoletto 🇧🇷 Luís Otávio Bau Macedo #GlobalForestWatch 🔗⬇️ bit.ly/3K4s0yN

Join the UK's largest nature march on June 22 in London! 📆 Support urgent action with over 150 groups to address wildlife decline, pollution, and climate impacts. Volunteer, march, and demand to #RestoreNatureNow Will you be there too?

Hurray for #WorldBeeDay! 🐝💛 There are over 270 species of bee in the UK, can you identify them all?wildlifetrusts.org/blog/ryan-clar…

Most species of bees have seen wide-scale population loss over the past 300 years, and 40% of invertebrate pollinator species are facing extinction. Today we mark #WorldBeeDay, a day to celebrate the vital role of pollinators and support actions to protect their future. 🐝🐝🐝

By 2030, it is estimated that cities will expand to cover an additional 290,000 km2 of natural habitat. Rapid and uncontrolled #urbanisation brings dramatic environmental change, most often negative. Our Issues Brief explains what can be done: bit.ly/3QcH00f

In the country with more conservation scientists per head of population, a new analysis suggests that nature degradation could cause a 12% loss to UK GDP, more than the 2008 financial crisis or the Covid-19 plandemic ox.ac.uk/news/2024-04-2…

When you sell an essential part of the ‘family silver’ to a bunch of people interested only in the bottom line and mostly living elsewhere, look what you get: an ecological disaster of criminal proportions

New paper🌾w/.Takahiro KUBO in Environmental Conservation; Mobile phone data revealed the high recreational value of Shiroyone Senmaida (terraced paddyland) despite being seasonality. Sustainable farmland use in Shiroyone Senmaida, even LFAs, provides social benefits. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

A fresh perspective on forest transitions - a conversation about common misconceptions & mistakes made - took place at a workshop at Université de Lausanne last year. Thanks to Prof. Christian Kull for the invitation and for preparing an article based on them 🌲 doi.org/10.1017/S03768…

IUCN recommends five natural sites, across Europe, South America and Asia and the Pacific for the #WorldHeritage List. Learn more about the sites ➡️ bit.ly/3xivuLl

Trade-offs in fishing strategy decisions and conservation implications for small-scale fisheries, by Eric Wade, Ph.D. & Kelly Biedenweg 🔗⬇️ bit.ly/45fXADL

NEW paper! We explored loss aversion to monetary and non-monetary assets in Jamaican fishers. Spoiler alert, fishers did not experience greater loss aversion to monetary assets. This suggests the need for policies to consider more than $ when making decisions.

Impacts of soil and water conservation measures on farm technical efficiency in the semi-arid tropics of central India 🔗⬇️ bit.ly/4cdUna1

Vulnerable? Critically Endangered? How can we tell if an ecosystem is in danger of disappearing? The IUCN Red List of Ecosystems is a global standard for how we assess their status. #ecosystems

Six million people at risk from extreme heat in England, campaign group warns theguardian.com/environment/ar…

Soil biodiversity represents one of the largest carbon stocks on Earth and plays a major role in fighting #ClimateChange.   Our Issues Brief explains how bit.ly/3lSZ2pT

A Science paper "reviewed 1500 climate policies around the world, and found only 63 have delivered significant benefits" Great piece by George Monbiot If you want to know how much impact we are having on annual global emissions, the answer is NONE theguardian.com/commentisfree/…