Jasmine Lee
@JaszzyJas
Conservation of #Antarctic #biodiversity under #climatechange | @Royalcom1851 Research Fellow @BAS_News Research Associate @Kings_College
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12-01-2016 00:36:59
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The impacts of the ozone hole on Antarctic wildlife & plants Professor Sharon Robinson AM bbc.com/news/science-e…
Don’t miss our next event King’s Entrepreneurship Lab tomorrow (Thurs 2nd of May) King's College, Cambridge where we will be discussing Bringing #Nature and #Finance Together with David Craig, Co-Chair of the Taskforce on Nature-related #Financial Disclosures (@TNFD_ ).
All welcome: kingselab.org/events/david-c……
From 🐧 to 🗻 to⛷️ new research has identified what people #value in #AntarcticPeninsula
The research is essential foundational work to ensure that future #conservation policy reflects the needs of all the region's stakeholders.
Read 👉 arcsaef.com/story/from-sci…
This is a fantastic summary thread 🧵 of new research to identify features of value in the Antarctic Peninsula region related to #biodiversity , #science , and #tourism .👇
The SAEF researchers behind the paper inc. Jasmine Lee, Justine Shaw, Prof. Steven Chown & Dr Aleks Terauds
Great opportunity to join our group as Lecturer in GIS and Remote Sensing University of Tasmania Sciences and Engineering at University of Tasmania
Effectively Assistant Prof.
Tremendous work here in Antarctic and Southern Ocean that would be great to add to. Women+ in Geospatial
careers.utas.edu.au/ci/en/job/4998…
Diana Wall’s influence in the world of soils is unparalleled.
It is largely to her merit that we have rebuilt our concept of ecosystem processes from below the ground up.
Food and Agriculture Organization, its #GlobalSoilPartnership and all the soil community feels a little darker today
Soil Biodiversity
Dear GSBI community: it is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Dr. Diana Wall, our scientific chair. This is a tremendous loss for our community. Please see our website for a longer tribute: globalsoilbiodiversity.org
And CSU's article here: source.colostate.edu/diana-wall/
We mourn the loss of ESA Past President Diana Wall whose impact on the science of ecology and on ecologists leaves an enduring legacy. She will be greatly missed and we are grateful for her leadership service to ESA
CSU Sustainability Soil Biodiversity American Institute of Biological Sciences Society of Nematologists