This is the roadmap to de-extinction as presented by Beth Shapiro, Ph.D., at the Reverse the Red World Species Congress, along with Matt James, Stephen Frankenberg, Ph.D., and Thomas Hildebrandt, Ph.D. Tune in as they discuss biodiversity loss and Colossal's work in conservation. Watch our full panel here https://lnkd.in/gNvn6gNM
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New Global Analysis Offers Encouraging News - Conservation is Working: The first-ever planet-wide scientific review has found that the significant money and effort poured into protecting biodiversity is yielding measurable results. Contrary to the bleak narrative of endless species declines, this landmark study shows that when conservation actions are taken - from eradicating invasive species to restoring habitats - they often lead to outcomes many times greater than doing nothing. Photo Credits: Robin Moore Use the link in our bio to learn more about the study. #mustread #biodiversity #article #conservationstudy
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Today is Bird Day! 🌱 With #Biodiversity in crisis - action is required to protect species from extinction and ecosystems from severe degradation. A recent first-of-its kind study co-authored by BirdLife International scientists and published in Science Magazine has found that conservation actions are effectively halting and reversing #Biodiversity loss. Evaluating a wide range of conservation interventions across the globe against outcomes, here are some of the key findings: 🌎 Conservation actions improved the state of biodiversity or slowed its decline in most (66%) of the cases compared with no action taken at all 🌎 When the interventions work, they are highly effective “This new analysis is the best evidence to date that conservation interventions make a difference, slowing the loss of species’ populations and habitats and enabling them to recover.” - Stuart Butchart, co-author and chief scientist, BirdLife International #NaturalCapital 🔗 Find out more: https://lnkd.in/d8W4AmeK
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The very first historical moment of the research and development conference held by the AIS Forum to bring the latest science and technology in marine biodiversity and conservation and overcome the common problems faced by the archipeagic and island states for better future to our next generation.
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Bird Island offers a benchmark, a window into the past allowing us a glimpse of what the Algoa Bay coastline may have once looked like. Its significance not only as one of the last remaining refuges for biodiversity, but also as a unique opportunity for scientific study, stresses the importance of its conservation value and the need for maximum protection: https://buff.ly/46Iclyy
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We don't give soil too much thought. We walk on it, we grow our plants in it, we build on it, but otherwise, we rarely pay it much consideration. But for most species on Earth, soil is home. Two-thirds of all known species live in the soil, making it the most species-rich habitat on Earth, according to a new study. This more than doubles previous estimates of soil biodiversity and shows how important soils are for all of us, the researchers said, calling for further conservation efforts to protect them from their multiple threats...read more https://lnkd.in/dWZ4gPhj
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📢 New publication 📢 Our working paper by Suneetha M Subramanian and Maiko Nishi explores the interconnections between nature and culture, and how they play out in outcomes related to biodiversity conservation and human well-being. Read the paper 👉 https://buff.ly/3v3ftYu Planbureau voor de Leefomgeving (PBL) IPBES #ForNature, Suneetha M S, Maiko Nishi 📷 IPBES
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To celebrate #WorldWildlifeDay2024 🌎🐾, let's appreciate cheetahs' crucial role in ecosystems. As apex predators, cheetahs help regulate prey populations. Their presence contributes to maintaining ecological balance and preserving biodiversity. Moreover, the cheetah is often considered an umbrella or flagship species. Their presence or absence can indicate the overall health of the ecosystem they inhabit. Conservation efforts benefit not only cheetahs and their habitats but entire ecosystems. (📸: Wiki West) #cheetah #cheetahconservation #themetapopulationinitiative #africanwildlife #endangeredspecies #wildlifeconservation
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My research is focused in two main areas, the Fish Pass, fish migration patterns and conservation of freshwater fish species and secondly the patterns and processes underlying the distribution of biodiversity in human-impacted environments.
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Did you know that UNESCO hosts the world's largest marine biodiversity database? The Ocean Biodiversity Information System (OBIS) offers open access to a wealth of collectively-sourced data and information on marine biodiversity, to foster conservation and sustainable development. Let's cheer for the scientific efforts out there helping us manage our ocean so it continues to brim with amazing life for generations to come! Learn more about OBIS 👉 https://lnkd.in/ethP46FP
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Actus Mer/Sea News: Via Dr. David Shiffman - Fish morphological and parasitological traits as ecological indicators of habitat quality in a Mediterranean coastal lagoon - Wiley: 1 - Coastal lagoons are key 'transitional' aquatic environments for biodiversity conservation. Ecological indicators are useful tools for the management of water resources in the European Union. Among different biological communities, fish are a very sensitive tool to assess environmental integrity. Indeed, their parasites can be used as complementary indicators of habitat quality... http://dlvr.it/StMmq9
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