Applied ecologist working on the ecological emergency
Studying ecosystem restoration, rewilding, dispersal, spatial ecology, ecosystem services, agro-ecology, global change. Views are my own & personal/unofficial
Focusing on ecological processes offers an adaptive approach to conservation at a time of rapid environmental change
But how do we measure & conserve these processes?
This PhD will explore the use of species traits to assess ecosystem condition
www.findaphd.com/phds/project...
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As the climate crisis takes hold, we are going to have to try novel approaches to conservation
And some of that will involve taking risks
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which “seeks to demonstrate how we can see and sense into the complex ecosystems and relationships that make up the water catchments that we are all a part of”
@riverdonproject.bsky.social
www.theriverdon.org
"Without much more urgent and decisive action, we risk seeing these impacts overwhelm our capacity to respond."
www.nebriefing.org/open-letter
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"Without much more urgent and decisive action, we risk seeing these impacts overwhelm our capacity to respond."
www.nebriefing.org/open-letter
So, if we lost our extant large wild mammals from the UK - badger (big for the UK), deer species, umm…
In what way do people think our ecosystems would suffer?
I would say that conservation for ecosystem functioning & processes is useful, but is not the same as a utilitarian ecosystem services approach. See our paper on the former argument
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
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1️⃣ Check if your MP is going and if not email them from this link: www.nebriefing.org
2️⃣ Tag your MP in social media
3️⃣ Share this event on your social channels
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They are controversial, with debate about whether we should accept them or seek to ‘restore’ ‘native’ ecosystems
See our short digest
www.britishecologicalsociety.org/content/nove...
"Without much more urgent and decisive action, we risk seeing these impacts overwhelm our capacity to respond."
Please share with your MP. #NEB2025
All MPs are being urged to attend
Sadly my - Lib Dem - MP has said they will not
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"Without much more urgent and decisive action, we risk seeing these impacts overwhelm our capacity to respond."
Please share with your MP. #NEB2025
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"Without much more urgent and decisive action, we risk seeing these impacts overwhelm our capacity to respond."
Please share with your MP. #NEB2025
amplifying the voices of the Global South, who are suffering most from climate change
& highlighting UK government’s active support of fossil fuel expansion
A small, local action, but many 100s of people engaged with
#COP30
@xrwimborne.bsky.social
“After a bitter row over fossil fuels (by far the largest contributor to climate change) a deal passed that contained no direct reference to them”
www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cg...
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For COP30 in Wimborne we’re sharing testimonies from people already losing homes, lands + futures to climate breakdown. Today: the words of Juan Carlos Monterrey Gómez, Panama’s climate envoy
#COP30
#climatejustice #ThisWorldIsOurs
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#COP30 does Fawlty Towers
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#COP30 #climatejustice #ThisWorldIsOurs
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To address the intersection of restoration ecology and biodiversity policy
by developing spatially explicit, realistic restoration strategies using scenario-based modelling
to generate tools & support effective biodiversity planning
www.findaphd.com/phds/project...