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Another thing is clear: the court did not accept, at least in my initial reading of the ruling, a SINGLE argument presented by the Israeli legal team. Not one. Again, that is a historic indictment of what is happening in Gaza, and those who choose to endorse it.

Important new work on the potential for climate loss and damage claims in South African courts. Congrats Centre for Environmental Rights!

Zimbabwean president declares state of disaster due to drought theguardian.com/world/2024/apr…

🎉Exciting postdoc opportunity on rangeland governance, ecologies and 'nature-based solutions' in Southern Africa at Institute of Development Studies Closing date is 30th of April. jobs.ids.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r… POLLEN STEPS Centre Read on below (1/6)

📢 Fully-salaried #PhD vacancy between #anthropology and #politicalecology at SDC_WUR! Applicants can develop their own research project around 'contested landscapes'. @EstherMarijnen & @StephAnthro will be your (amazing!) supervisors. Join us! wur.nl/en/vacancy/phd…

The closing date to apply for our postdoc position is 30 April. Please share widely!

Come and work with us! 2 PhD and 2 postdoctoral positions to work on indigenous knowledge and conservation ICTA-UAB LASEG If interested, please follow instructions below: uab.cat/web/el-centre-…

#Gaza is slightly smaller than the Isle of Wight.

For those still following us, tune in to POLLEN and follow #POLLEN24 to see updates from this year’s conference on 10-12 June!

Today, in our second plenary of #POLLEN24, we’ll hear perspectives of 3 speakers from indigenous peoples with experience of activism and campaigning on issues related to political ecology: Marisol García Apagueño, Endeko S. Endeko and Michael Bro. pollen2024.com/2-plenary-voic…

“Cattle in the community forest”, a documentary by James Robinson on the dynamics of livestock grazing in village land forest reserves in Tanzania. #pollen24 #dodoma Nathan Oxley

The final wrap up from #Pollen24: thoughts on this meeting and expectations to come

What makes 29 researchers from three continents join forces to create a conference? Read reflections from POLLEN 2024 - by some of the organisers! lucsus.lu.se/article/reflec… Mine Islar @DrTorstenKrause @wim_carton

Land tenure reform in Africa: a new book explains why customary systems are important zimbabweland.wordpress.com/2024/07/22/lan…

In the face of far-right violence, our new piece in The Conversation argues that enhanced policing powers won't make us safer, but building solidarity, care & accountability in our communities will. theconversation.com/why-we-dont-ne… via The Conversation Andrea Brock 🇵🇸 Institute of Development Studies

Weird Ecologies! The first of two upcoming talks from Amber Huff in our Visiting Scholar Series. Click here for the full abstract of the talk, and to set a notification for when it goes live on YouTube: m.youtube.com/watch?v=QVDY00… #ecology #graduateprogram

Researchers in the REPAiR project, from partners in the UK & South Africa, were at this event to share our questions on 'nature based solutions' for grasslands & rangelands. We also met many people working on UK-supported research on wider climate & environment issues worldwide.

Pleased with this new Intro to our @Pol_Geog_Jl SI – Frontiers of property: promises, pitfalls, and ambivalences of ‘resurgent collectivisation’ in global land and resource governancehttps://authors.elsevier.com/c/1jvbr3Qu6ujRQD - with the outstanding Connor Cavanagh

REPAiR is a new three-year research project focusing on Southern African rangelands, communal livestock farming systems and 'nature-based solutions'. Read our overview of the research ideas and plans on our new website: repairproject.org/Blog/introduci…