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ESP March Update is out!

March 24, 2020 by Iskra Categories: ESP Updates, News

Amidst this critical time we hope you and your loved ones are safe and well. We all have to adapt as best as we can and do our part to help minimize the spread of this unfortunate virus outbreak. On behalf of the ESP team, we’d like to send good thoughts and moral support to you all. ESP is in all corners of the world and just as with our common fight to protect the world’s ecosystems, we’re all in this together.

We hope this update provides you with some positive news to counteract all the troubling news bombarding us at the moment.

If you find yourself in need of distraction, here’s some reading/scrolling material you can find on our website:
  • Go through the ESP training and education repository and see if there’s something there you might find useful for your work, or let us know if you spot a good resource missing from our list!
  • ESP previous conferences – all the abstracts ever presented are stored on our website 🙂
  • ESP photo gallery – we have thousands of pictures from previous conferences and field trips – go on a trip down memory lane and try to spot yourself or your colleagues.

Read the full March Update here.

Stay safe!

Postdoctoral position in Environmental Science

March 19, 2020 by Iskra Categories: News, Vacancies

Södertörn University, Stockholm is seeking to recruit a postdoctoral researcher for the project Planning with Youth, which aims to contribute to sustainable spatial planning by focusing on meaningful engagement and participatory tools and methods, and on current challenges planners face when engaging youth in participatory spatial planning processes.

Application deadline is 10 April 2020. Find the full vacancy on the official website.

Training program on ES restoration

March 19, 2020 by Iskra Categories: News, Upcoming events

This online training program on ecosystems and environmental services restoration will be taught in Spanish from 1 June to 23 October 2020. A total of 223 students from 17 countries have participated in the five previous editions (2014-2019). For more information, please contact [email protected] or [email protected].

Read more in this flyer.

Call for Case Studies: WeValueNature

March 19, 2020 by Iskra Categories: Collaboration calls, News

We Value Nature is currently carrying out together with Ecoacsa a pilot project to strengthen collaboration between the public and private sector through assessing the options, benefits and best practices of restoring degraded land in a specific ecosystem in the Mediterranean area, Cabo de Gata-Níjar (Andalusia, Spain), by reinforcing the integration of natural capital in decision-making processes.

The project is currently calling for case studies  for ecotourism, eco-agriculture, agroforestry and ecosystem restoration projects that have implemented natural capital and ecosystem services approaches. A selection of projects will be profiled as best practices of the different natural capital approaches that can benefit local stakeholders from public and private sectors and society. [Read more…] about Call for Case Studies: WeValueNature

Analyzing Carbon Stocks in a Mediterranean Forest Enterprise: A Case Study from Kizildag, Turkey

March 19, 2020 by Iskra Categories: News, Publications

The highlights in this new publication are:

  • Forests, grasslands, and agricultural areas are the primary deposits of carbon.
  • Forests have an enormous storage capacity of carbon compared to other terrestrial ecosystems.
  • The vast majority of carbon stocked in soil component for each land use/land cover classes.
  • Special attention should be paid for soil carbon studies.
  • Negative effects of climate change can be reversed by proper forest management.

Read the full paper here.

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