Our team member Dr. Verónica Zuccarelli Freire also speaks about the article in the Humboldt Magazine, available in German, Spanish and Portuguese here!

www.goethe.de/prj/hum/es/n...

While you're waiting for our executive report, why not read our perspectives on integrating palaeoecology, archaeology and traditional knowledge in COP discussions?

doi.org/10.3389/fear...

Hi all! We're a working group focused on integrating information from palaeoecology, archaeology and traditional knowledge to address urgent Anthropocene crises. Together, we form ECHOES: Exploring Climate and Human Observations from the Global South.

So much to think about after "Not all that glitters is green" by Verónica Zuccarelli Freire. A powerful reminder that the costs of the energy transition are not shared equally, especially in the #Andes. True climate action requires environmental justice.

#ClimateJustice #IndigenousKnowledge

Rethinking how #agriculture evolved. A new "We in #Evolution" podcast explores the sophisticated tech of #Amazonian gardens— a system of #exchange, #culture & #biodiversity, not machines. A fascinating listen.

Podcast features our very own, Laura Pereira Furquim

open.spotify.com/episode/0w2E...

We are glad to share that we will present our poster in the ACE Gallery (Action for Climate Empowerment) on June 19th, at the World Conference Centre Bonn Foyer. The poster will also be at the virtual gallery and can be seen until the end of the Bonn Climate Change Conf.

Info: unfccc.int/sb62

Thrilled to share that our very own Veronica Zuccarelli Freire represented the @maxplanck.de as an observer at the 13th Facilitative Working Group (FWG) of the Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples Platform (LCIPP) from June 10-13! 🌍

Here are meeting highlights: lcipp.unfccc.int/sites/defaul...

Exciting news! 🌿 Dr. Verónica Zuccarelli Freire is attending the 13th Facilitative Working Group meeting (LCIPP—UNFCCC) as an observer, nominated by RINGO.

Next up: she’s heading to SB62 @ the Bonn Climate Conference to share our project at the UN Campus! ✨🌍

#ClimateJustice #IndigenousRights

@deepakjha.bsky.social presenting CSIA of modern plants and sediments along an aridiy gradient in the Thar Desert at #EGU25

Thanks to my colleagues at the University of Queensland, our wonderful co-authors and super constructive reviewers for your contributions to this project!

There are thousands of these rainforest patches in the Kimberley - they host a diverse range of flora and fauna, and occur within the tropical savanna in areas which retain moisture or offer topographic protection from fire 📷Nik Callow

Submitted 2 abstracts from our group at @MPIGEA with @rachelrudd.bsky.social to this amazing #EGU25 focused on plant biomarkers and CSIA of modern plants and sediments along an aridiy gradient in the Thar Desert and another from an altitudinal gradient in Lesotho.

See you there #EGUbiomarker.

One for the Quaternary folks!

Here are some of the researchers working in the many fields that form #Quaternary science across Australasia. Please let me know who I've missed, or if I've missed you!

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