Looking forward to today’s discussion from 4-5pm GMT #ICCB2021! Particularly in light of the recent Defra UK decision to ban trophy imports to U.K. Were communities near/in trophy hunting areas, who will be affected by the decision, consulted? …doubtful given the outcome 😐

Perspectives in People and Nature coauthored by ZSL Science colleagues: doi.org/10.1002/pan3.1…. We discuss inequality, interdisciplinarity, barriers to careers & how we can improve #conservation. In this blog, Lucy Archer and I explain why it matters & why we care zsl.org/blogs/science/…

"Our education never ends, and whether we are in the classroom or out in the field, the responsibility to move beyond colonial conservation rests with us regardless of career stage." Love me some #reflexivity

Happy Int'l Womens' Day! I worked with a fabulous, talented group of #women💙who became my second lab group ZSL Science during pandemic, on this paper out in People and Nature: tinyurl.com/2p8psme9 Would love to hear your thoughts #IWD2022 #inclusivity #fairness #conservation

Pleased our perspective paper on achieving fairer conservation was published in time for #InternationalWomensDay. Was great to work with these amazing women Yara Shennan-Farpón Lucy Archer Thalassa McMurdo Hamilton Lizzie Jones Heidi Ma NYIRABIRORI Marine,Aline Dr Rosa Gleave Read it here: tinyurl.com/2p8t9nb4

Over the past 2yrs I've been lucky to work with an amazing group of #women ZSL Science - this #InternationalWomensDay, we're excited to publish a piece we've been working on focused on the need for #fairer, #equitable & #inclusive #conservation People and Nature tinyurl.com/2p8psme9

More things to celebrate after #InternationalWomenDay. So excited to see papers that are self reflective and women working "Towards fairer conservation: Perspectives and ideas from early‐career researchers" besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pa…

Early career researchers, including Aline da Silva Cerqueira from King's Department of Geography, examine ongoing injustices within their field and how to move forward in this new paper. Read the paper here: besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pa…

Great to see this in my BBC news feed. Important to highlight the human impacts of #conservation! Gorillas may have been saved but at what cost? Loss of cultural diversity & human well-being shouldn’t be acceptable collateral damage. bbc.co.uk/news/world-afr…

🔥Special section in Conservation Science and Practice ‘Globalising #conservation by confronting #parachutescience’ is here! 🔥 A 2yr journey but my ❤️ is bursting with pride and joy! It's open access so please read and share widely. bit.ly/3LqxzWI SCB Oceanswell 1/4

✊10 perspectives w learning opportunities for movements looking to '#diversify' & '#decolonise' in #conservation. Special❤️Dr. Asha de Vos who supported my voice & invited contribution. Also💙to Heather Koldewey @Baker_aquatic Dr Anjana Khatwa mark griffiths Mark Schwartz & Matt Gollock

Please consider filling out our survey on your experiences of and challenges in local people #participation in #conservation research: forms.office.com/Pages/Response… A collaboration btw ICCS & Biogeography Berlin supported by #OXBER Research Partnership More info: Stephanie Brittain

I am a co-author on this new Science Magazine paper led by James Allan. It suggests that achieving conservation targets would require action on 44% of the earth’s land. I have been critical of calls for – #30x30, #HalfEarth etc. So why did I join this study? 3 reasons: 🧵