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COP16 Dispatch: Week 2 Open Source and LLMs, Reflections from the Back Row of COP16
If developing tools to understand and conserve biodiversity is central to the mission of COP16—and if biodiversity and ...
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COP16 Dispatch: Week 2 From the Classroom to the Conference Floor, A Student’s Journey in Biodiversity Diplomacy
COP16 is an implementation COP. That means, that while COP15’s main triumph was the adoption of the Kunming-Montreal Global ...
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COP16 Dispatch: Week 1 From the talk to the World, Women Scientists Discuss Citizen Science
In recent years, women scientists and community leaders have become leaders in advancing citizen science initiatives, especially in the context of biodiversity and conservation. From creating ...
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New CSP study argues climate change must be incorporated into highway crossing planning to benefit wildlife now and into the future
A new publication by Conservation Science Partners scientists and collaborators addresses a critical gap surrounding highway wildlife crossings: the need to expressly consider the impacts of climate ...
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Help Shape ESA’s Comments on the First Draft of the Biodiversity & Climate Change Assessment
ESA is crafting official comments in response to the release of the First Draft of the Biodiversity and Climate Change Assessment, a congressionally mandated initiative led by the U.S. Geological ...
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SCB’s International Congress for Conservation Biology 2025
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COP16 Dispatch: Week 1 Wild Animals, Unsung Heroes of Carbon Storage, Ecosystem Services, and Nature Restoration.
This panel convened to discuss how focusing our attention on wild animals, particularly capstone and indicator species, is a useful paradigm for considering restoration and conservation priorities.
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COP16 Dispatch: Week 1 From Policy to Practice: the Role of Field Station Networks in Implementing Science-Based, Inclusive Conservation
This panel convened to discuss the activities and outputs of several field stations in tropical Africa and South America as well as to discuss the potential benefits of establishing a co-working ...
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COP16 Dispatch: Week 2 How Does Science Participate in the Biodiversity Convention? The Case of Invasive Species at COP16
Scientists – whether social or natural – often ask themselves how their work can influence decision-making. They also wonder how public policy and social and environmental issues impact the way we ...
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Why should I put my pronouns on my name tag?
This question is really common for folks who identify with the gender that they were assigned at birth (“raised a girl/boy”). However, the reasons why are surprising and compelling. We hope you’ll ...