“Adapting to a Changing World”, join us in Wisconsin Today! https://lnkd.in/dJ69hW4j Sequoia will be exhibiting at the ASLO 2024 Meeting – 2nd to 7th June 2024 · Madison, Wisconsin Drop in and meet our staff and witness our innovative technology! The world is rapidly changing. The accelerating tempo of climate change, eutrophication, altered hydrological regimes, overharvest, and biodiversity loss are threatening aquatic ecosystems, water resources, and resultant human well-being. Effectively adapting to meet these challenges will require major transitions in both our thinking and how we manage aquatic ecosystems to build resilience. Sustainable solutions—those that work across sectors, nations, and generations—will emerge from a foundation of actionable aquatic science. By proposing a special session and submitting an abstract, we hope you’ll help highlight relevant work on aquatic ecosystems in a changing world, and how aquatic organisms, ecosystems, and management are adapting to global environmental change. #LISST #HYPER
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“Adapting to a Changing World”, join us in Wisconsin this June! Sequoia will be exhibiting at the ASLO 2024 Meeting – 2nd to 7th June 2024 · Madison, Wisconsin Drop in and meet our staff and witness our innovative technology! The world is rapidly changing. The accelerating tempo of climate change, eutrophication, altered hydrological regimes, overharvest, and biodiversity loss are threatening aquatic ecosystems, water resources, and resultant human well-being. Effectively adapting to meet these challenges will require major transitions in both our thinking and how we manage aquatic ecosystems to build resilience. Sustainable solutions—those that work across sectors, nations, and generations—will emerge from a foundation of actionable aquatic science. By proposing a special session and submitting an abstract, we hope you’ll help highlight relevant work on aquatic ecosystems in a changing world, and how aquatic organisms, ecosystems, and management are adapting to global environmental change. https://lnkd.in/dJ69hW4j #LISST #HYPER
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“Adapting to a Changing World”, join us in Wisconsin this June! Sequoia will be exhibiting at the ASLO 2024 Meeting – 2nd to 7th June 2024 · Madison, Wisconsin Drop in and meet our staff and witness our innovative technology! The world is rapidly changing. The accelerating tempo of climate change, eutrophication, altered hydrological regimes, overharvest, and biodiversity loss are threatening aquatic ecosystems, water resources, and resultant human well-being. Effectively adapting to meet these challenges will require major transitions in both our thinking and how we manage aquatic ecosystems to build resilience. Sustainable solutions—those that work across sectors, nations, and generations—will emerge from a foundation of actionable aquatic science. By proposing a special session and submitting an abstract, we hope you’ll help highlight relevant work on aquatic ecosystems in a changing world, and how aquatic organisms, ecosystems, and management are adapting to global environmental change. https://lnkd.in/dJ69hW4j #LISST
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🌿 Nature-based infrastructure solutions support resilience, equity, public health, and biodiversity, and accelerate carbon mitigation. Designing with nature can help global communities reduce GHG emissions by 50% by 2030 and protect & conserve 30% of ecosystems by 2030. 💡 Here's some interesting and thought provoking insights presented at the UN Climate Change Event in 2023, providing experience at multiple scales from local to international. ▶️
Nature-based Solutions & the Built Environment: Designing for Resilience, Drawdown, & Biodiversity
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Article: Functioning of terrestrial ecosystems is governed by three main factors by the German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv) Halle-Jena-Leipzig "Terrestrial ecosystems are super important for our society because they do things like produce food, regulate climate, and hold water. A bunch of scientists, led by Dr. Mirco Migliavacca in Germany, looked into how these ecosystems work. They studied data from all over the world to figure out three main things: how much CO2 an ecosystem can take in, how efficiently it uses water, and how well it manages carbon. Surprisingly, these three things explain most of how ecosystems work. Dr. Migliavacca says water availability is super important, especially with climate change happening. They looked at data from 203 places to see how ecosystems interact with things like carbon dioxide and water. They found that things like how much plants grow and how they use water are really important. Also, climate and how dry an area is play big roles too. This research is a big step in understanding how to keep ecosystems healthy in a changing world. By studying how ecosystems react to climate and environmental changes, we can make better plans to protect them and the things they do for us." By: Suhani Chopra Vishwakarma University - VU APURVA THOSAR
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I am looking forward to having Elizabeth Dow Goldman, GISP from World Resources Institute join our webinar on #biodiversity metrics and the role of the Forest Landscape Integrity Index in supporting decision making for biodiversity conservation. #naturebasedsolutions #naturefinance #biodiversityconservation
Data availability and metrics are needed for companies to understand and manage their risks associated with #biodiversity. Join WCS, The Biodiversity Consultancy Ltd, World Resources Institute and Climate Focus for a webinar to learn about the Forest Landscape Integrity Index (FLII)—a rigorous, tested tool for measuring the integrity of global ecosystems. 📅 Date: Tuesday, March 5 🕒 Time: 10 am EST/4 pm CET 📍 Location: Online, registration link: https://lnkd.in/dvMXuWMx Panelists Ashley Camhi, Ph.D., Tom Evans, Charlotte Streck, Elizabeth Dow Goldman, GISP and Malcolm Starkey will discuss: 🌿 The current state of biodiversity metrics 📈 The FLII and how it is being used to scale tropical forest #finance 🤝 How the private sector can engage
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🌍 We asked two experts for their opinions on #BiodiversityNetGain. We have recently been discussing the ongoing evolution of biodiversity credits and the role they can play in restoring nature. There are big challenges - measuring a 'unit' of biodiversity is a lot more complex than measuring a tonne of carbon, for example. But, on a simpler level, the principle of giving back to nature more than you take is a mindset that will accelerate environmental action. In England, the new Biodiversity Net Gain regulation is requiring developers to contribute a net 10% in biodiversity. We spoke to two experts to get their views. Dr. Joe W Bull, Associate Professor of Climate Change Biology at the University of Oxford. Rob Wreglesworth, Associate Ecologist & Innovation Lead at Environment Bank #BNG #sustainability #climatechange #climateaction #naturebasedsolutions #investinnature #sustainablebusiness #sustainabilitystrategy #biodiversity #ESG #Earthly #projectEarthly
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Data availability and metrics are needed for companies to understand and manage their risks associated with #biodiversity. Join WCS, The Biodiversity Consultancy Ltd, World Resources Institute and Climate Focus for a webinar to learn about the Forest Landscape Integrity Index (FLII)—a rigorous, tested tool for measuring the integrity of global ecosystems. 📅 Date: Tuesday, March 5 🕒 Time: 10 am EST/4 pm CET 📍 Location: Online, registration link: https://lnkd.in/dvMXuWMx Panelists Ashley Camhi, Ph.D., Tom Evans, Charlotte Streck, Elizabeth Dow Goldman, GISP and Malcolm Starkey will discuss: 🌿 The current state of biodiversity metrics 📈 The FLII and how it is being used to scale tropical forest #finance 🤝 How the private sector can engage
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Let’s talk Climate in Wisconsin Today! https://lnkd.in/dJ69hW4j Sequoia is exhibiting at the ASLO 2024 Meeting – 2nd to 7th June 2024 · Madison, Wisconsin Drop in and meet our staff and witness our innovative technology! The world is rapidly changing. The accelerating tempo of climate change, eutrophication, altered hydrological regimes, overharvest, and biodiversity loss are threatening aquatic ecosystems, water resources, and resultant human well-being. Effectively adapting to meet these challenges will require major transitions in both our thinking and how we manage aquatic ecosystems to build resilience. Sustainable solutions—those that work across sectors, nations, and generations—will emerge from a foundation of actionable aquatic science. #LISST
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📘 How are infrastructure investors factoring biodiversity impacts into decision-making? Learn all about it in the new white paper about Biodiversity and Infrastructure Investing by WWF-Singapore and Oliver Wyman. Did you know that: 🔹 Infrastructure projects contribute to biodiversity loss through climate change, habitat alteration, pollution, resource depletion, and invasive species. 🔹 Most investors assess climate change impacts (82%), but are less consistent in evaluating other nature impacts such as habitat change (59%), resource use (45%), pollution (39%), and the spread of invasive species (12%). 🔹 Progress in integrating biodiversity considerations is greater in high-impact sectors like utilities, energy, and transport, with room for improvement across all asset classes. A nature-positive transition will create new opportunities. Read the full white paper here: https://bit.ly/3AwoH1T Via WWF-Singapore. #NatureBasedSolutions
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Let’s talk Climate in Wisconsin Today! https://lnkd.in/dJ69hW4j Sequoia is exhibiting at the ASLO 2024 Meeting – 2nd to 7th June 2024 · Madison, Wisconsin Drop in and meet our staff and witness our innovative technology! The world is rapidly changing. The accelerating tempo of climate change, eutrophication, altered hydrological regimes, overharvest, and biodiversity loss are threatening aquatic ecosystems, water resources, and resultant human well-being. Effectively adapting to meet these challenges will require major transitions in both our thinking and how we manage aquatic ecosystems to build resilience. Sustainable solutions—those that work across sectors, nations, and generations—will emerge from a foundation of actionable aquatic science. #LISST
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