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😯Why bees matter for cities? 🚨New research episode (219R) about the threats of bee population reductions and the broader importance of bees to sustainable development beyond their role in promoting food security and biodiversity by Vidushi Patel, PhD, Natasha Pauli, Eloise Biggs, Liz Barbour, and Bryan Boruff. ⚠️This is a great preparation to our next interview with Simon Burt in episode 220 talking about bees and their connection to cities, coming out on Thursday! Find out more in the episode and share it, links 👇 #biodiversity #bees

Did you know that since 2016, more than 150 new animal and plant species have been discovered in Colombia? 🌸🌳 🌟 This milestone is one of the many achievements of the GROW-Colombia project, where citizens develop knowledge and skills to protect the country’s biodiversity. On this International Science Day for Peace and Development, we invite you to read about this amazing initiative: https://bit.ly/3sqZ1jK 🌐 #BuildingTrustInScience is the theme for 2023’s World Science Day for Peace and Development, and it reminds us of the role of science in shaping our collective future and the relevance it has in our daily lives. #ScienceDayForPeaceAndDevelopment #WorldScienceDayForPeaceAndDevelopment #UPEACE

Exciting development in Biodiversity and Pandemics I'm proud to announce the release of a report I co-authored, published by #EKLIPSE, on "Recommendations for a Research Agenda on Biodiversity and Pandemics." This comprehensive report is a significant stride towards understanding and addressing the intricate link between  human, animal, and ecosystem health. 🎯 Key Outcomes: The report underscores the need for an integrated science-policy approach to tackle the interactions between pandemics and biodiversity. Emphasizes interdisciplinary research strategies to address pandemics and broader environmental crises. This report, requested by the European Commission, will shape a strategic research agenda on biodiversity and pandemics in the near future. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e7dSm_mt https://lnkd.in/e3yVH9BU #Biodiversity #Pandemics #ResearchImpact #SciencePolicy #EKLIPSE #Sustainability

📣"Bees play a crucial role in pollination, directly impacting food security, biodiversity, and sustainable agriculture by supporting the pollination of a wide array of crops and wild plants." 🚨New research episode (219R) about bees and the threats of their decline for urban living (among others) on the What is The Future for Cities? podcast! ⚠️Great prep for the next interview with Simon Burt talking about all bees! Find out more in the episode and share it, links 👇

Trellis wants to hear from YOU 🌼 In our inaugural State of Biodiversity and Business survey, we are compiling an overview of recent corporate action on nature and developing a baseline for future comparison. Please take the 5-minute survey, regardless of how involved your company is with nature issues right now: https://buff.ly/3ykxCD2

Explore the connection between forest health and human health in this insightful blog post from Blue Forest Senior Scientist for Natural Capital, Micah Elias. 🌲💡 From research findings to impactful discussions, read about his experience attending the AFE and AGU conferences. #ForestHealth #HumanHealth #ConferenceInsights https://lnkd.in/gejSHrvx

The exchange of carbon is dynamic, flowing effortlessly across the web of life” - Stephan Harding. With this story we produced with the Global Rewilding Alliance - we explore the intimate relationship that exists between carbon, animals and biodiversity. Animate means 'bring to life', and rewilding 'reanimates' the carbon cycle. To see how nature is our ally, watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/dQafkJSz

New biodiversity toolkit for educators on the importance of Europe's nature! #education #environmentaleducation #natureconservation #biodiversity #conservation #europeanunion #europe #nature

In the final episode of season 1 of The Green Kitchen, Vibha Varshney sits with Sunita Narain, the Director General of the Centre for Science and Environment, to discuss the science of food. They discuss the connections between local biodiversity, food and environment. Watch the video to to understand how what we eat -- the food choices that we make -- can help the environment, and where does local biodiversity fit in into this picture: https://lnkd.in/gGzpZM_a

🐚 Nature-based solutions can boost #CoralReef health and benefit coastal communities. The Natural Capital Project's new study shows the effectiveness of various watershed interventions at regional versus national scales. Read more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gTzXMgT9