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Social sciences make fundamental contributions to nature recovery. 🌳 Find out how in this incredibly inspiring panel discussion from the NE Chief Scientist Science of Nature Recovery Conference: youtube.com/watch?v=pbkKcN… Summary in the thread...🧵1/18

🚨Job Alert! 🚨 We are hiring a PostDoc Research Associate in the Social Dimensions of Landscape Regeneration to work with me in Cambridge Geography as part of the Centre for Landscape Regeneration. Please spread the word! Closing 22/Oct jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/43010/

Now is the time to apply for the Cambridge Masters in Conservation Leadership 2024/25 or to recommend the programme to an aspiring conservation leader in your networks! We have multiple full scholarships available, so please don't be put off by financial constraints

This is incredible in every way. Hilarious, impressive, scary, deeply weird. What gets me most is the quality of the language & argument in the longer text responses from GPT. Also, how come there is a giant racoon-dog in the road in the first 'normal' image?!

I'm thrilled to see our paper out in Progress in Environmental Geography this week. With Chris Sandbrook Trishant and Ben Newport we look at intentional and nonintentional geographic outcomes of using drones in conservation

New paper alert!, very proud of it since it has been in the works since my PhD days. We , Naomi Millner Ben Newport Chris Sandbrook delve into the world of drone use in contemporary conservation, explore its impacts, opportunities, and politics. Check it out, it is open access

Places are filling up fast to join the Student Conference on Conservation Science online (its free but places are limited). Sign up to hear amazing talks from a super divese group of passionate students doing incredible work (its my absolute favourtite conference).

I am absolutely over the moon to announce that Professor Melissa Leach CBE @mleach_ids will be joining the Cambridge Conservation Initiative as our new Executive Director!! She has been Director of Inst. Dev. Studies for the past decade. Read more about it here:tinyurl.com/58t9r2k4

Interesting new paper by Helena Slater which shows the difference between how we OUGHT to train conservationists, and how we ARE training conservationists. In Conservation Science and Practice conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/cs…

Job(s) alert! DICE Kent is hiring 3 lecturers in conservation as part of major research expansion. Come and join us in sunny Kent! Happy to answer any informal questions from prospective applicants. Deadline 6 May '24.

Fantastic research funding for African researchers working on biodiversity or conservation. Do share far and wide. jworesearchgrant.org/grant-applicat…

Congrats to Berry Mulligan, 2017-18 alum of our Masters! He's now Seascapes Programme Manager overseeing major grants to restore marine biodiversity. "I studied collaboration for seascape revival...now I get to put those insights into action across Europe"

The rise and fall of the Sid Meier's Civilization franchise from 1991 to 2018 is both one of the great tragedies of the computer gaming industry, and a window into the massive change in psychology of the US ruling class. This thread will explore both.

Excited to be starting as Executive Director, Cambridge Conservation Initiative (CCI) - amazing partnership of NGOs and researchers working together for people and nature. Thanks to Institute of Development Studies for 34 incredible years and a decade as Director - keep up the great work.

I am honoured to be one of the academics selected for this list, alongside some truly inspiring people from multiple sectors.

Our paper just published in Current Biology with a great team incl Mark Ditmer Jesse Barber akiba authors.elsevier.com/a/1jFlE3QW8S6E… Wildlife likely hear us more than they see us but how are they responding to the noise we generate while recreating?

🚨Big news🚨 You can now apply for SCCS 2025! sccs-cam.org Please tell your friends and colleagues. Come along to the biggest conference on conservation biology aimed entirely at students TropicalBiologyAssociation Cambridge Conservation Initiative Dept of Zoology

Donfrancesco, V., (2024) “De- and re-peasantization through wolves: A more-than-human political ecology of agrarian change”, Journal of Political Ecology 31(1), 586–603. doi: doi.org/10.2458/jpe.57… POLLEN Valerio Donfrancesco

🌍 Very excited about this collaboration with Youngwilders! 🐺 If you have students working on #rewilding and youth-led #naturerecovery, please share our call for papers for a special issue on young people and rewilding.