Georgina Mace retweeted
Great to see the latest #LivingPlanetReport out today, although the statistics on the state of biodiversity make for grim reading. With a @UCLCBER contribution on drivers of biodiversity change on land, led by Adrienne Etard and @jjwilliams924. wwf.org.uk/living-planet-rep…
Georgina Mace retweeted
How can we halt future #MassExtinction and protect our #Wildlife? A new #study led by @Leclere_David published in @nature and featured in @WWF’s latest #LivingPlanetReport proposes pathways to bend the curve of #biodiversity loss. bit.ly/2Rp5Z2J
Georgina Mace retweeted
Global animal populations have on average declined by 68% since 1970, according to the @WWF #LivingPlanetReport 2020 involving @UCLCBER researchers. Prof @GMMace says conservation actions alone won't be enough to "bend the curve on biodiversity loss" bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
Georgina Mace retweeted
We're looking for a postdoc to upscale the biodiversity-ecosystem services relationship within the globally unique @Exploratories project. 2yrs @Senckenberg, Frankfurt. Please RT senckenberg.de/de/ueber-uns/…
Georgina Mace retweeted
Over the last weeks, a substantial amount of new evidence has become available about immunity to #SARSCoV2. This information can be difficult to process and integrate. As such I felt it may be helpful to write a thread to summarise the information and provide some context.
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Georgina Mace retweeted
Lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic could help avert global warming and mass species extinction – University of Exeter & University of Cambridge: bit.ly/3e7tLJ7 NEW today on Viral Stories #ClimateCrisis #COVIDー19
Georgina Mace retweeted
Lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic, such as early intervention & lifestyle changes for the collective good, should be applied to the environmental crises of global heating & species extinction, say scientists including Prof @GMMace @UCLCBER @uclbiosciences ucl.ac.uk/news/2020/jul/lear…
Georgina Mace retweeted
Listen to the scientists: „the spread of coronavirus shares common characteristics with both global heating and the impending „sixth mass extinction" of #biodiversity
Learn from the pandemic to prevent further envionmental catastrophes - essay by Andrew Balmford, @bpkfish David Wilcove, @BBalmford and me. phys.org/news/2020-07-pandem…. cell.com/current-biology/ful…
Georgina Mace retweeted
We've written to @DefraGovUK to offer our view on the new Environmental Land Manager Scheme (ELM).
It's a particularly good letter if you're interested in understanding how we see the role of climate policies alongside broader environmental objectives.
theccc.org.uk/publication/le…
Georgina Mace retweeted
A skeptical @FryRsquared & insect-loving @AdamRutherford tangoed their way thru a #CuriousCases episode on reasons to love #wasps, with me, @AdamHartScience and @bob3brown!
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000k9b…
@BBCRadio4 #NIW2020 @RoyEntSoc @uclnews @ucl
Georgina Mace retweeted
We're delighted to announce that we'll reopen our Biomes and Core building to visitors on Sat 4 July, with social distancing measures in place and timed tickets. Bookings for 4 July onwards will be taken via our website from 25 June.
Georgina Mace retweeted
In this working paper we (@AlisonFairbrass, @GMMace) propose an integrated Natural Capital Indicator Framework (NCIF)—a structure for countries to select indicators to assess their use of and dependence on natural capital. They are designed as a "Front-end" for #SEEA accounts.
Georgina Mace retweeted
Yes, a great thread. Our analogy to 2C target is communicable & provocative, but needs wider context- must be accompanied by other targets (e.g. NCPs, actions), just as adaptation and finance targets accompany the 2C climate target @GMMace @tnewbold31 @RichDGregory3 @unepwcmc
Replying to @RSPBScience @ScienceMagazine @UNBiodiversity @HarfootMike @tnewbold31 @RichDGregory3 @UCLCBER @unepwcmc @UK_CEH @GeosciencesEd @KITKarlsruhe
Great @RSPBScience thread here about the proposal for an extinction rate target and it's wider context. Paper science.sciencemag.org/conte…
Georgina Mace retweeted
A big paper is out today in @ScienceMagazine - Could a direct, simple target such as the 2°C Global Temperature Target for Climate Change work as a global biodiversity target? science.sciencemag.org/conte…
Georgina Mace retweeted
Bravo: you made it onto the radio this morning:
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Wow! Post-2020 @UNBiodiversity targets gets a mention on #r4today programme.
LISTEN to @hbriggs on @BBCr4today:
Georgina Mace retweeted
Do we need one simple target for fighting extinction? Conservation experts think we do @GMMace @RichDGregory3 bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
Georgina Mace retweeted
Congratulations to @simonstuartSE for his well-earned @BluePlanetPrize!
We've been fortunate to draw on his many talents since 1985 as director of our species programme, Chair of @IUCNssc and contributor to the @IUCNRedList. Kudos to Simon!
ow.ly/DIRi50A3G9h @SynchEarth
Georgina Mace retweeted
Our planet is home to countless different kinds of life that coexist in remarkably interconnected ways. But what exactly is #biodiversity, and why does it matter? Professor Yadvinder Malhi FRS explains in this blog. #WorldEnvironmentDay #ScienceIsGlobal royalsociety.org/blog/2020/0…
Georgina Mace retweeted
"Without biodiversity and the natural world, we wouldn't be able to meet our most basic needs"
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Listen to @UniofOxford professor @camjhep discuss the importance of the world coming together to protect our environment.
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#COP26 | #WorldEnvironmentDay
Georgina Mace retweeted
PAPER OUT TODAY @CambUP_GSus
Global recognition of the importance of
#NaturebasedSolutions to the impacts of
#ClimateChange
👉tinyurl.com/yd7hoscr
#ParisAgreement
Thanks to a great team of co-authors incl:
@SaleemulHuq @GMMace @dilysroe @AChausson @IIED @IUCN @unepwcmc






























