It's so nice that the reintroduction of the Rosey Saxiphrage is getting so much attention. I've just been talking about it on radio 4. It's a lovely story. Read all about it here.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Really worth a listen

This was always going to be the case, but it's nice to have a paper say so. There's just so much bad climate policy out there, it's almost like people don't actually want to reduce emissions...

I don't understand why it has taken me so long to discover the Nature Recovery podcast from Leverhulme Centre for Nature Recovery. I've recently binged & loved them all (from Joe Bull to Sophus Zu Ermgassen via Sandra Diaz, Emma Maris, Kate Raworth....)
naturerecovery.ox.ac.uk/news/subscribe…

Last chance to apply for a 5-year Conservation Research or Innovation Fellowship DICE Kent.

7 jobs available to join a friendly team!

Deadline is now Monday 27th May

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Three day *free* workshop in ecological statistics in Lancaster: 1-3 July
lancaster.ac.uk/maths/research…

Utrecht city transport infracture is a joy. People say 'what about disabled'? But many use electric bikes, buses and trams can get through faster, and those who really need a car can use one.

Interested in #effective #biodiversity #conservation and #restoration at scale? Last few days to apply to work with the Catalyzing Conservation at Scale initiative at Centre for Environmental Policy, Imperial Imperial College London. #Parttime #Research #Assistant or #Associate position. imperial.ac.uk/jobs/search-jo…

Great job with an awesome team in beautiful Bangor. A stunning place to live and work.

A lot of work went into calculating prevalence statistics for micronutrient deficiencies across rural Madagascar. We just published this work, highlighting the high rates of inflammation and deficiency across the country

frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…