Ninad Mungi
@ninadm.bsky.social
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Assistant Professor, Econovo, Aarhus University Biodiversity, Biogeography, Bigdata, Global changes, Global South, Global challenges
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Happy to share this study!
Large-scale monitoring in India shows tiger distribution increased by 30% in the last two decades and they now share space with 60 million people 🐅

Beyond ecological drivers, tiger recovery depends on peace and sustainability. Rekindles hope for a biodiverse Anthropocene
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This tigress has reclaimed the ancient fort within Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve and made it her home.

Protection, prey, peace, and prosperity have been key factors in the tiger recovery within India, according to a new Science study. Learn more in this week's issue: https://scim.ag/42yn5Ra
Cultural reverence toward tigers (Panthera tigris) has fostered tolerance and permitted coexistence with humans in India. Ecological restoration, socioeconomic policies, and political stability have facilitated the recovery of tigers within their historical range, despite high human densities. This tigress has reclaimed the ancient fort within Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve and made it her home.
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jcsvenning.bsky.social
🌱Alien #plants are reshaping the #tropics -our review @ninadm.bsky.social et al explores how they interact w land-use & #climatechange driving novel ecosystems🌴We call for nuanced adaptive strategies incl nature-based solutions to navigate tropical futures
🔗Free access www.nature.com/articles/s44...
Alien plants and novel ecosystems in the Greater Tropics
Nature Reviews Biodiversity - The Greater Tropics are under substantial ecological pressure driven by anthropogenic change, including the introduction of alien plants. This Review explores the...
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naturerecovery.bsky.social
It was wonderful to host you recently @ninadm.bsky.social if anyone missed your fascinating talk they can watch it here: youtu.be/1woFR02893U
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Had a wonderful visit to Oxford, to give a seminar on megafauna @biodivoxford.bsky.social. Big thanks to the brilliant @ymalhi.bsky.social (yes, his hand is cast in the natural history museum!) and the fantastic @ecioxford.bsky.social team. Amazing people, stunning campus. @econovoau.bsky.social
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greenflorence.bsky.social
Protection, Peace, Culture, Sustainability are key drivers of recovery for #endangeredwildlife. A great progress story for the tiger in India. Well done to everyone involved. Full talk here
youtu.be/1woFR02893U
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econovoau.bsky.social
🌿 ECONOVO at Naturmødet 2025! @jcsvenning.bsky.social & @ninadm.bsky.social shared insights on ecosystem management, rewilding & large carnivores.
We joined key debates on invasive species & forest restoration. Thanks for helping shape a biodiverse future! 🌍 #Naturmødet
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naturerecovery.bsky.social
India’s megafauna—tigers, snow leopards, & megaherbivores—are making a rare comeback amidst people & poverty. What drives this recovery?
👉 Ecology, economics, & coexistence. Thanks to @ninadm.bsky.social for a great talk.

Watch the full talk on #conservation & #biodiversity #naturerecovery
Megafauna recovery and relevance amidst people and poverty in India
YouTube video by Leverhulme Centre for Nature Recovery
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biodivoxford.bsky.social
Join @ninadm.bsky.social this Friday to hear how tigers, snow leopards & other megafauna are making a comeback in India—thanks to conservation, stability & ecosystem recovery. Offering hope for biodiversity in the Anthropocene. Register here: bookwhen.com/oxfordbiodiv...
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naturerecovery.bsky.social
Join @ninadm.bsky.social this Friday to hear how tigers, snow leopards & other megafauna are making a comeback in India—thanks to conservation, stability & ecosystem recovery. Offering hope for biodiversity in the Anthropocene. Register here: bookwhen.com/oxfordbiodiv...
@ecioxford.bsky.social
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naturerecovery.bsky.social
Join us next Friday for our penultimate #Nature series seminar from @ninadm.bsky.social. On-line or in-person, followed by a drinks reception. Book your place here: bookwhen.com/oxfordbiodiv...
@ecioxford.bsky.social @oxfordgeography.bsky.social @biology.ox.ac.uk
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biodivoxford.bsky.social
Join us next Friday 30th May for our penultimate #Nature series seminar from @ninadm.bsky.social . On-line or in-person, followed by a drinks reception. Book your place here: bookwhen.com/oxfordbiodiv...
@ecioxford.bsky.social l @oxfordgeography.bsky.social @biology.ox.ac.uk
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biodivoxford.bsky.social
Join us on line or in-person next week, when @ninadm.bsky.social will be joining us to talk about his research into successful megafauna recovery amidst people and poverty in India. Book your place here: bookwhen.com/oxfordbiodiv...
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naturerecovery.bsky.social
Join us on line or in-person next week, when @ninadm.bsky.social will be joining us to talk about his research into successful megafauna recovery amidst people and poverty in India. More information and to book your place here: bookwhen.com/oxfordbiodiv...
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Some highlights from the tiger conservation in India 🐅🇮🇳
econovoau.bsky.social
🐅 Can humans and large carnivores coexist?

#ECONOVO researcher @ninadm.bsky.social shares perspectives on human–wildlife relations in India in a new article.

His research sheds light on how coexistence with tigers might inspire new approaches to wolves in Europe.

#Biodiversity #Rewilding #ECONOVO
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econovoau.bsky.social
🐅 Can humans and large carnivores coexist?

#ECONOVO researcher @ninadm.bsky.social shares perspectives on human–wildlife relations in India in a new article.

His research sheds light on how coexistence with tigers might inspire new approaches to wolves in Europe.

#Biodiversity #Rewilding #ECONOVO
ninadm.bsky.social
📢 🐾New paper: We developed robust methods to monitor snow leopard population. By implementing it across 59000 sq.km., we found one of the world’s largest snow leopard population and highest densities in Indian Trans-Himalaya. All thanks to local communities and a wonderful collaboration
Comprehensive assessment of snow leopard distribution and population in the Indian Trans-Himalaya, Ladakh: Standardizing methods for evidence-based conservation
Effective conservation of threatened species depends on accurate scientific assessment of their occurrence and population status. This information is often lacking or has poor scientific reliability f...
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jcsvenning.bsky.social
What a wonderful recogition from my plant-interested colleagues 🌴🌿🌸🍂🌳🌐🍃 #vegetationscience #IAVS #humboldt
iavs5.bsky.social
🏅 Congratulations to Jens-Christian Svenning from Aarhus University, Denmark, on receiving the Alexander von Humboldt Medal! 🎉

His achievement will be celebrated at the 68th IAVS Symposium in 2026 in Gijón, Spain.

Join us at the upcoming IAVS symposia to hear the awardees' inspiring lectures!
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jcsvenning.bsky.social
🌳 On #IntlForestDay: It’s time to rewild #forest management 🌍 Conventional forestry is failing #biodiversity & #climate🍂 In @cp-oneearth.bsky.social, we propose #rewilding inspired #forestry: restoring natural processes, trophic complexity & #resilience 🍃🐂♨️ ➡️ shorturl.at/aeS96 #NatureBasedSolutions
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mattkerr.bsky.social
Read our new study on mapping ecologically novel conditions - out now in Nature Ecology and Evolution 🌍🦬🌿

Headline finding is that 58% of the biosphere is experiencing highly novel conditions, but nowhere was low - we really are living in a novel world.