Intergov. Platform on Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services. @IPBESes, @IPBESfr. Also on: bit.ly/3BPuRbm RT ≠ endorsements. Denialism/trolling/profanity may = ban.
A new species of hummingbird 🐦 has been spotted and identified in Ecuador by a multinational team of ornithologists. Rich in #biodiversity, 🇪🇨 is home to 132 hummingbird species out of the more than 300 in the 🗺️. #WorldAnimalDaybbc.com/news/world-latin-ame…
RT @CristianaPascaP "The current narrative on #climatechange is focused on the #energy sector when #nature based solutions have the potential to be 1/3 of the solutions by 2030. Excellent discussion with @President_Heine on how a New Deal for Nature in 2020 can support #SIDS
IMPACT: @IPBES report cited in the concept note as @Sanchezceren, President of El Salvador urges support for proposed "@UN Decade of Ecosystem Restoration 2021 – 2030" to promote the restoration and rehabilitation of degraded landscapes
Millions of #birds die every year from collisions with planes. Researchers at Purdue @LifeAtPurdue are making headway on testing LED lights to steer birds and reduce #avian impacts with the built environment : buff.ly/2DKc8SY
En este momento damos inicio al lanzamiento oficial y primera reunión de autores de la Evaluación Nacional de Biodiversidad y Servicios Evosistémicos con metodología #IPBES
On this #WorldHabitatDay, let’s work for cleaner and greener cities, by reducing and reversing the human impact on #biodiversity and #ecosystems. At @IPBES we believe in thinking global while acting local, which starts by each of us taking a look around.
They are often among the thousands of expert sources drawn upon by the authors in creating the @IPBES assessment reports and are themselves often inspired/influenced by the IPBES conceptual framework (see biodiversity.de/sites/defaul… for example)
200 critically endangered frogs released in 🇿🇦. Amphibians crucial 4 #ecosystems and most threatened class of vertebrate. "Without concerted proactive conservation intervention...highly likely that the species will become extinct." @Ezemvelobuff.ly/2DCxXUl
🔬 Scientists from @UChicago have been working on a database of fossils of marine bivalves that allows them to review the history of extinctions & develop a set of predictors for evaluating extinction risks of hard-to-track species.
news.uchicago.edu/story/scie…