Ecologist/conservationist/ethicist
Karlstad, Sverige
Joined March 2014
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A great post from a student attending the #ECCB2024!
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The Ecological Citizen is proud to present the first in a series of ecocentric video productions. Please like and subscribe to our new channel to help us spread the message.
Thank you for your continued support.
youtu.be/gGLVfZSA74g?si=ADxF…
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Включи се в общоевропейското преброяване на пеперудите!
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Join us in project @ag_transect to count butterflies in farmland areas (especially in Germany, Bulgaria, Hungary).
John Piccolo retweeted
Conservation scientists at @ECCB_2024 do not think capitalism has to do with lack of political will and conflicting economic interests? Seems like we need to better educate ourselves about the primary drivers of lack of support for conservation.
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Dear fellow Canadians, we understand change can be daunting, but for the sake of our planet – it is essential. @A2Ecozoic @WEALLCanada #WellbeingWednesday #WellbeingEconomies #EcologicalEconomies
ALT “Ecological economics serves humanity, not economic and monetary growth. Ecological economics cannot support unequal distribution of wealth (say goodbye to million-dollar incomes), international travel will be more special than it is now; there won’t be a new cell phone every year; and there likely isn’t room for multinational-monopolistic corporations.” - Katie Kish
Ummm....nature provides ALL food and water. And biodiversity is declining faster than. Any time in EARTH'S history which is about 3 BILLION YEARS longer than human history. So let's try to get our facts straight please.
Nature provides a broad diversity of nutritious foods, medicines and clean water. The diversity of #nature provides us with resilience and alternatives in the face of an uncertain future.
Let’s protect it! 🌿🪸
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The #NatureRestorationLaw is approved! Great news, but who is will monitor progress against the targets? E.g. who is going to count #Butterflies, now a new indicators for agri lands, over such huge areas? We can all do! Join us for a butterfly survey: agroecology-transect.net/new…
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Här är min analys av SD:s utspel om att de aspirerar på att bli ett nytt skolparti.
Varsågoda!
rektorlinnea.com/2024/06/25/…
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Had such a great time at @ECCB_2024 with my lovely friends and colleagues at @WildCRU_Ox learning all things #conservation #biology 👏🏼
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Finally made it back from @ECCB_2024, making the entire journey Cambridge-Bologna by bus/train. A 79% CO2e saving compared to flying + countless opportunities to stop and enjoy the sights on the way 🤩
I'd love to see others' inspirational overland journeys to/from @ECCB_2024!
ALT Map showing journey: Cambridge - London - Brussels - Zurich - Vaduz - Innsbruck - Bologna - Milan - Brussels - London - Cambridge. ECCB conference logo in the corner of the map.
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The story of how @OntarioRivers is removing dams to boost brook trout populations and rewild important #Ontariorivers continues in today's #RewildingSuccesses article. #rewilding #RewildingHope @GlobalRewilding @wildfoundation @rewilding @NatureNeedsHalf rewilding.ecologicalcitizen.…
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🎧Fantastic podcast episode from Clive Spash, author of 'Foundations of social ecological economics', and recent recipient of the @Society4ConBio lkka Hanski European Distinguished Service Award.
Book info: tinyurl.com/tj2s67w8
#degrowth #environmentaleconomics
The reality of overshoot & globalization is that the wealthy enjoy the benefits of extraction, while exporting the environmental externalities.
Yet there are alternatives to mainstream economics' race to the bottom-tune in with Clive Spash to explore! populationbalance.org/podcas…
John Piccolo retweeted
The Call for Proposals for #ICCB2025 is now open!
Get your submission for symposia, forums, workshops & training courses in by 15 October, 2024.
We hope to see you in Meanjin/Brisbane, Australia!
✨Call for Proposals Now Open!✨
We're very excited to announce the Call for Symposia, Forums, Workshops and Training Courses for #ICCB2025 is now open! Proposals are due by 15 October 2024.
Learn more: conbio.org/mini-sites/iccb-2…
Länsstyrelsen ville göra naturreservat - nu är skogen avverkad. - Det är ett elände - fritt fall i skogen just nu. Jag jobbar med naturvård sedan 30 år tillbaka & det har aldrig varit svårare än nu att skydda något, säger Patrik Nygren;
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#skyddaskogen $SCA
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Thanks to Clive Spash for bringing social-ecological economics to #ECCB2024 @SCBEurope @scb_italy @scb
Congrats to author Clive Spash for his
extraordinary contributions to the conservation of biodiversity through impactful work on social-ecological economics.
Presented the lkka Hanski European Distinguished Service Award by @Society4ConBio's @jjpiccolo
tinyurl.com/tj2s67w8
ALT Society for Conservation Biology Photograph of Professor Clive Spash being presented with The Ilkka Hanski European Distinguished Service Award, by Society for Conservation Biology European President John Piccolo Clive Spash received the award for extraordinary contributions to the conservation of biodiversity through contributions of impactful work on social-ecological economics and supporting solutions to the complex issues surrounding the economics of biodiversity.
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You know I love the @BBC & celebrate all the things we pay our licence fee for . But yesterday whilst 100K peaceful people marched to demonstrate their love for life all I could find on @BBCNews was a selfie of the gas-guzzling @taylorswift13 . Im sorry but thats a disgrace #RestoreNatureNow
I agree: ecological and social values must proceed hand in hand: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
I support this. No more "decolonization" nonsense for scientific names, the world's taxonomist have more important task - to finish the description of all planet's species, the job they have completed from 10-20% (it is even unclear how far we have progressed), after 250 years.
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