Leading the Lookout Station at @europeanforest🌍 PhD at @WUR 👩🎓 Prior @ejcnet 🧬 I love finding cause & effect relationships.
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Very excited to announce 25 journos selected from 200 applications for Solution Hack for Journalists:Hacking Finance to End Deforestation feat. @TraseEarth & @GlobalCanopy👉bit.ly/33VeewE
cc @AfyMalungu @maxtropiero_ @richardsima @timonijssen @rachcolling @europeanforest
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We start the #CLEVER and #DETECT panel “Climate, land use, and biodiversity from a “systems thinking” perspective” at the @ArenaClimate in Bologna, with Jan Börner, Felipe Nunes and @wildflyingpanda
Today, @bb_liliana @jwyg and I had the privilege to discuss some of the materials from our online mapping issue and actor analyses on eight forest restoration sites for @SUPERB_project, and how these type of work could support the real life restoration on the ground 🙌🌲🌳👏
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In her recent blogpost, @wildflyingpanda explores the power of story in systems change and discusses some of the #storytelling techniques from the top YouTube restoration stories. Read here: forest-restoration.eu/storie…
#earthday #saveourplanet #loveearth
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📣 Journalists! The #CCNowAwards honor work from reporters in every corner of the newsroom that communicate the many dimensions of the #ClimateEmergency, the defining story of our time. Apply by March 15: bit.ly/3wO0nn4
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To learn that Ian McEwan read - and liked! - my book has been unreal. It was such a generous thing for him to do, and I couldn't be more delighted
Called 'a captivating guide' by Ian McEwan, @rifish's THE LONG VIEW is a wide-ranging and thought-provoking exploration of the importance of long-term thinking.
Published on 30th March by @Wildfirebks and available to pre-order here: geni.us/TheLongView
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BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE
We just added 437 new scientists and experts to the Global South Climate Database, set up by @carbonbrief and @risj_oxford earlier this year. There's now:
- 849 experts
- 102 nationalities
- 70+ languages
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#NowReading "COP27 on Twitter: Forest restoration issues and narratives through hashtags" as @wildflyingpanda shows how hashtag analysis can help to trace social media practices and issue composition around events as they unfold. @SUPERB_project
resilience-blog.com/2022/11/…
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📢new investigation via @climate
Dozens of global companies - banks, industrial giants, shopping websites & more - rely on cheap & ineffective offsets from renewable energy projects to burnish their green credentials
Some even claim to be ‘carbon neutral’ based on these
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For those trying to imagine their lives without Twitter, here are some pieces worth reading that remember life before it.
A short 🧵
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I spent the last two days talking to a lot of researchers including @CT_Bergstrom, @devisridhar and @markmccaughrean about the #TwitterMigration of researchers and scientists.
The article is here and a short thread to come:
science.org/content/article/…
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We are looking for pitches at @BBC_Future Planet!
Pitch me your best ideas for features about environmental solutions
We are looking for stories with:
- Strong characters
- Narrative structure
- Unique, scalable & game-changing solutions
- Evidence of impacts of change 1/n
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Scientists from the Global South are often underrepresented in climate reporting. That's why @CarbonBrief & @risj_oxford are creating a new database with climate experts from Asia, Africa, LatAm and the Pacific #GSCD
📚 Details below
🧵 Key points
reutersinstitute.politics.ox…
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Some personal and professional news: Next month, I will join some of the best journalists in Latin America to launch an Amazon newsletter called Sumaúma, which puts the rainforest at the centre of the world, rather than the capitals of money & power. Viva @sumaumajornal!
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📢We’ve got a new bunch of job and fellowship postings for this week’s thread. Take a look:
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For a change of pace, I wrote about why stinging nettles are great... their use for clothing (even bikinis), appearance in stories such as Thor and Loki, and use in self-punishing ritual bbc.com/future/article/20220…
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My reflections after my inspirational trip to the Amazon @coicaorg @asoltani @gregoriomirabal @lombardodier @reforestaction
The Amazon is witnessing, like no other place on the planet, the collision of two worlds… circularbioeconomyalliance.o…
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Look forward to this symposium on "ecologies and infrastructures" co-organised by @bernardionysius + @goingHan – including a walk through our research on 2019 Amazon forest fires.
Join us for a public symposium on “Ecologies and Infrastructures: Cultural Techniques of Environmental Management” co-organised by @bernardionysius (@kingsdh) and @goingHan (@asuEnglish), 22nd April 2022, for #EarthDay2022. All welcome! blogs.kcl.ac.uk/ddh/2022/04/…
Since today is #InternationalDayofForests, I'm sharing some of the takeaways from our online engagement analysis on #Amazonrainforest with @jwyg @bb_liliana @marioponte + many more contributors🔗For a full summary: bit.ly/3Lj1ZL5 cc @europeanforest @PublicDataLab [1/5]
What can we learn from social media engagement around forests? Our #amazonfires analysis shows that people shared their emotions and concerns using hashtags, images etc.
Read “Out of the Flames” ➡ bit.ly/3JnSedT
#IntForestDay #InternationalDayofForests 🌳🌲🌴
#NewGo!
ALT @YitagesuTekle, @wildflyingpanda, @europeanforest, @PublicDataLab
While the word #misinformation dominated our online lives, we saw people were recycling generic images to create public awareness. So, instead of narrowing our focus on #debunking, we might want to learn more about/from these online practices. 🔗bit.ly/3JngBbz [4/5]
These digital humanities research approaches help us explore public narratives + forms of engagement/participation/experience around forests in society. Without understanding what/how people see/feel, we won't have a good future for forests📖 Read: bit.ly/36D3Rzb [5/5]