Our blog also links to 2 tried & tested activities/games we developed for interdisciplinary environmental research groups, programmes, or classrooms. Do check them out and give them a try!

Every conference panel should be like this one: energetic, critical, and reflective with an affirmative ethos. Many thanks to the organisers and my fellow panelists. I'm looking forward to future conversations 💧🐄🥛🌳🫏

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Very excited to share that the open-access Climate, Science and Society Primer is available online now! It was so wonderful to be part of a volume that valued accessible undergraduate texts. Please consider it for your Spring courses!

'In patchy Anthropocene parlance, through the juxtaposition of multiple systems-as-thought-experiments, regen farmers situate...individual landscape patches in the landscape structures they form, & those in macro-scale dynamics of land use change, biodiv loss, and global warming'

What a great conversation with fellow panelists and audience members alike! Many thanks to catherine oliver hannah d-c *on maternity leave* & Dr Jamie Arathoon for organising and kickstarting RGS Animal Geographies 🐮🦫🐑🐟🦏🦐🐓🦗🐶🦀🦦🐚

Brilliant day yesterday at #RGS2023 , complete with a thoughtful plenary, free FPE books from a generative panel of authors, & a strong finish with RGS Animal Geographies panel of case study perspectives from #AnimalGeography . Let’s do it over again today!

Very excited to be a part of this series of panels at (my first!) Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) annual conference next week. Do swing by if you're attending!

What a morning to merge my professional and personal social medias! I’d love to stay connected on the other side, so please follow me at the link, where I’ll continue to share my musings on #NbS and #AnimalInfrastructures threads.net/@annabelleweld

As global temperature records break, Sunak decides to cut climate funding.

The consequences for people, for the planet, are huge.

We're thrilled to be hosting George Monbiot & Allan Savory in a timely debate - Is livestock grazing essential to mitigating #climatechange ? Chaired by EJ Milner-Gulland at the Natural History Museum. 11th July 5pm - everyone is welcome: bookwhen.com/oxfordbiodiver… Oxford University Museum of Natural History

2 hours in (and still at least .5 to go) to my bus ride from Harwell to Oxford today. I could have taken my car, and driven 25 minutes. I’m reminded of public transport in the US. If you want to incentivise it, it has to function. Oxford Bus Company Oxford City Council

New Review article on #finance for #naturebasedsolutions beyond natural capital markets, by Alexandre E. A. Welden Marina Melanidis Mark Hirons Prof Nathalie Seddon, Oxford & Erin Gray ⬇️

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@naturebasedsols World Resources Inst ECI, Univ of Oxford SoGE, University of Oxford #climatefinance

Happy #InternationalBeaverDay to those creatures with whom I've had the pleasure to 'work' and from whom I've learned so much.

Dig into what #Beavers (and those humans 'working with' them) have taught me in my article in Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Transactions: rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…