Last day to Register 🌿 #NatCap2024

Welcome Christopher J. Schell, PhD (Berkeley Environmental Science, Policy & Mngmt), our 2024 keynote speaker, urban ecologist, and afrofuturist!

'Follow the Money: The Complex Relationships among Socioeconomic Inequities and Biodiversity'

➡️ bit.ly/NatCap2024

#DidYouKnow nature-based solutions, like restoring beaches, can effectively protect against #SeaLevelRise while providing extra benefits?

Researchers modeled how investing in environmental #Conservation can help San Mateo County adapt to rising seas: stanford.io/3LksbHl

#NatCap2024 sneak peek!

Attend the #InVEST workshop coordinated by Senior #GIS Analyst Stacie Wolny to learn about, or increase proficiency with, this #EcosystemServices modeling tool.

Last chance to register for the Symposium is TODAY: bit.ly/NatCap2024

Want to learn more about #GIS ?

This hands-on tutorial explores how to work with digital elevation models (DEM) using #QGIS as part of a series focused on #hydrology input workflow: bit.ly/3WY5DA9

Regular registration for the Natural Capital Symposium 2024 ends May 1st! #NatCap2024

Join colleagues and experts at Stanford University for sessions on:
🌿 Natural capital accounting
🏙️ Urban nature and health
🐝 Mainstreaming biodiversity + more!

Register: bit.ly/NatCap2024

Register for #NatCap2024 by May 1st, 2024!

Attendees will be the 1st to see the world premiere of our upcoming short film exploring ecosystem-based coastal management, #BlueBonds , and NatCap's supporting work in #Belize .

Register: bit.ly/NatCap2024
🎥 Impact Media lab

Congratulations to the NatCappers and other amazing authors selected for the first-ever National Nature Assessment #NNA1 !

We look forward to seeing the experience and expertise this diverse team from across the country brings.

Read more: bit.ly/NNA1authors

Register Today 🌿 #NatCap2024

Join leaders from across sectors as we share lessons, develop capacity, and build global momentum 🌐

Natural Capital Symposium 2024
June 4th - 7th, 2024 | Stanford University University
bit.ly/NatCap2024

Registration deadline: May 1st

#NatCap2024 sneak peek! In Session 7, Henrik Österblom of The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences & Chief Strategy Officer & Lead Scientist Anne Guerry, Ph.D. will explore how nature inspires art & how art inspires connection to nature. Sound exciting? Register by 5/1: bit.ly/NatCap2024

Register Today 🌿 #NatCap2024

Join leaders from across sectors as we share lessons, develop capacity, and build global momentum 🌐

Natural Capital Symposium 2024
June 4th - 7th, 2024 | Stanford University University
bit.ly/NatCap2024

Registration deadline: May 1st

Congratulations to the NatCappers and other amazing authors selected for the first-ever National Nature Assessment #NNA1 !

We look forward to seeing the experience and expertise this diverse team from across the country brings.

Read more: bit.ly/NNA1authors

Join us as a postdoc researcher to develop the Gross Ecosystem Product concept!

This postdoc position is a collaboration between Stockholm Resilience Centre and the Natural Capital Project at Stanford University.

Read more and apply by May 24: buff.ly/2Lu3mgn

André Hoffmann Fellow Dr. Josheena Naggea reflects on blue carbon ecosystems & policies to support coastal resilience for #EarthDay2024 . ⤵️

Read the full Stanford Woods Institute Q&A w/Natural Capital Project Jade Delevaux: bit.ly/3QiRH2o

#DidYouKnow that sinking land, rather than rising sea levels, puts coastal populations most at risk?

According to a Stanford-led study, addressing overuse of local natural resources is critical for sustainable river delta management: stanford.io/3FoWhXh

New nature paper: Stanford University researchers collaborated with World Wildlife Fund, Healthy Reefs, and other Smart Coasts project partners to better understand nature-based solution interventions that promote ecosystem health and societal benefits in the Mesoamerican Reef.

Coastal marine ecosystems remove excess greenhouse gas from the atmosphere -- and much more, scholars explain.
Brief overview Stanford Woods Institute:
woods.stanford.edu/news/protectin…
#carbon #co2 #climate #oceans
Natural Capital Project
Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions

Looking for a good read for #WorldBookDay ? Look no further than Green Growth That Works: the first guide to unifying finance & policy tools for investment in natural capital, co-authored by NatCap’s own Lisa Mandle & #GretchenDaily . Find it wherever you find audio/paper books.

Check out this week's featured #GIS training model!

The Coordinate Systems Model provides an overview of coordinate systems & projection using #QGIS : bit.ly/3X6U6O7

Mangroves, seagrasses & salt marshes remove excess greenhouse gas from the atmosphere - and much more. In celebration of #EarthDay 🌎 Jade Delevaux of Natural Capital Project and Josheena Naggea of Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions discuss conserving our blue carbon ecosystems. stanford.io/3W9ChB2

Happy #EarthDay from NatCap!

To understand tradeoffs for coastal communities along the Mesoamerican Reef, researchers mapped the benefits of watershed interventions regionally versus nationally: stanford.io/4aWLVLu