
Joe Walston
@joewalston_wcs
Head of Global Conservation @TheWCS. Tweet about wildlife/wild places, esp. links to climate change, food/agriculture, health & global consumption/demographics.
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17-10-2013 19:47:34
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At #UNOC3 today, we announced over $40M in active funding commitments for #30x30 action, catalyzed by our 30x30 Ocean Accelerator. āItās about achieving real, lasting outcomes for biodiversity andĀ people,ā said WCSās Stacy Jupiter. ā¶ļø bit.ly/447eANj


NEWS: At #UNOC3, 11 governments have united to sign a bold new pledge to safeguard climate-resilient #coralreefs. āThis is more than a commitmentāitās a lifeline for coral reefs and the communities that depend on them,ā said WCSās Dr Emily Darling. šŖø bit.ly/3HO6xw9





LISTEN: At #UNOC3, we announced over $40M in active funding commitments for #30x30 action, catalyzed by our WCS 30x30 Ocean Accelerator. This can help us expand and strengthen protections to reach the 30% goal, says WCSās Stacy Jupiter. š apple.co/3FUfPpX #WCSWildAudio

š§µ from #UNOC3: 11 countries signed a commitment to protect climate-resilient coral reefs. This is vital, said Melissa Wright of Bloomberg Philanthropies at the announcement, as earlier this year we learned that 84% of reefs have been exposed to heat stress.


NEWS: At #UNOC3, 3 nations and 20 institutions launch global commitment to elevate women in ocean leadershipāmovement secures $3.8M Global Environment Facility (GEF) grant āThis is what transformation looks like,ā said WCS's Pamela Castillo. Read more: bit.ly/3Zr7cd6


S6 E8: The WCS 30x30 Ocean Accelerator Is Leveraging $40 Million for Marine Conservation āWeāre interested in making sure that where thereās protection in place it matters for biodiversity and for people.āāStacy Jupiter LISTEN: apple.co/3FUfPpX. Preview below:


Rare sightings: In the South Gobi, WCS Mongolia is monitoring how wildlife uses crossing structures at a newly built railway. This is important to improve vital connectivityĀ for these nomadic species. Recently, they caught clips of a rare Eurasian lynx.


AIās latest trick? Decoding the language of elephants, writes The Observer. WCS, a partner of Cornell University, employs the four Congolese researchers working for Elephant Listening Project @ The Cornell Lab in NouabalĆ©-Ndoki National Park on this work. observer.co.uk/news/science-tā¦
