We're one week out from #wwffuller. Next week Darren Walker Manmeet Kaur @gotonura among others, will take the stage. Register to join us in person or via livestream: worldwildlife.org/fuller2018

So proud of my new office! This will surely save nature.

Thrilled to announce our paper on high resolution global modeling for nature's contributions to people is out now in Science. bit.ly/globalncp If papers are not your jam here is a short video! youtu.be/6tjuQPjpWUs. Natural Capital Project Stanford Woods Institute Institute on the Environment UMN @bc3research

On October 22, leading experts will dive into the complex relationship between human health and environmental systems. Register for the Fuller Symposium Livestream here: worldwildlife.org/fuller2019 #HealthyPlanet #WWFFuller

25 years. 2700 empowered local community leaders. Learn more about the Russell E. Train Education for Nature program: wwf.to/2IUvaWN

2019 Fuller Symposium kicking off. Healthy Planet Healthy People #wwffuller

“Epidemics are inevitable - pandemics are optional” - Larry Brilliant. Michele Barry concludes a thought provoking opening address at the Fuller Symposium #WWFFuller

We need to involve people for conservation work to succeed - Hon Prof Ruth Oniang’o #WWFFuller

Landuse change, human population growth and mammal diversity are the major drivers of infectious diseases - Carlos Zambrana-Torrelio #WWFFuller

“Get informed, get engaged, get empowered” Social Psychologist Susan Clayton on how to maintain personal resilience. We should not feel helpless. #WWFfuller

Adam Dixon getting his PhD!

.@DaveThau is here to answer YOUR questions about how technology can solve the most critical environmental challenges of our time. Submit your questions here: wwf.to/2JQSWXu #AskAScientist

If you understand KE then its easy to see what's going on here: climatepolicyinitiative.org/publication/th…

#WWFfuller symposium on the role of aquatic foods in nourishing YOU is starting in 10 minutes. If you eat you probably want to watch this. worldwildlife.org/fuller2021

What really are aquatic foods? Fish! That’s not all. Animals, plants and microorganisms that are farmed in and harvested from water, as well as cell- and plant-based foods emerging from new technologies (WorldFish, 2020) #WWFfuller

“We are a river species!” Says Dr Jeff Opperman speaking to the importance of rivers to food. Our early civilization was centered around rivers. We must love them back. You dont want to miss this. #WWFfuller

“Most policy fights will be won or lost by individual countries trying to do the best they can with tough political, economic, and environmental constraints” says Prof Roz Naylor at the #WWFfuller symposium. So clear and eye opening

Today we are launching a report on Biodiversity and AI highlighting the role that AI can play in helping to address biodiversity loss. gpai.ai/projects/respo… [Thread...]

Long term change happens when motivation is autonomous - Amy Bucher Amy Bucher

"We stood there crying": The story behind the emotional video of a starving polar bear wapo.st/2BPeb2m