Prof @YorkEnvironment, Director @YESIUoY drylands, livelihoods, food, ecosystem services, climate change. Moving to @proflinds.bsky.social
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Lindsay Stringer retweeted
How can we improve access to clean + modern energy for cooking + reduce land degradation + biodiversity loss in Nigeria?
Check out this collaborative project between researchers at @BUK_Nigeria @UniOfYork + @ucl for some answers.
➡️youtu.be/EFXoj9fg2kE
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That’s what I did. They didn’t know what was going on either and suggested I contact you, so all becomes a bit circular. Anyway, hopefully it was a one off but if it wasn’t and there is a way comms can be better in future then that would be useful 🙂 thanks.
I appreciate the apology, thanks, but is there any action you can take so that at least info is displayed on the screen so we know how long to wait?
New paper with Nico Favretto on climate resilient development in vulnerable geographies link.springer.com/article/10… @YorkEnvironment @YESIUoY
They arrived eventually after nearly two hours’ wait. It would be useful if communications can be improved so BA ground staff know about the delay and can explain it to everyone. Lots of people were disappointed with the service today.
@British_Airways what’s going on with the baggage at T3 for the Bahrain flight? We’ve been waiting more than 1h 40. It’s a very poor service
Lindsay Stringer retweeted
🌍NEW: Tackling climate change means addressing local + global injustices together.@NatureClimate
As #COP29 wraps up in Baku, this study calls for a bold, inclusive politics of climate-resilient development, rooted in ethics + equity.
📰 Read more➡️ ow.ly/1TBu50UeK3t
#Climate talks can’t be allowed to collapse. The window of opportunity is rapidly closing, the most vulnerable nations have contributed least to climate change & the longer we wait, the more it will cost to address. We know this & have done for years! @COP29_AZ
UN's climate talks on verge of collapse after group representing vulnerable island states walks out bbc.in/4fLsS9V
Inclusive and just climate resilient development keeps open pathways to a liveable planet but requires urgent and fundamental shifts in development policy and practice. Our new paper in @NatureClimate is now out👇@YESIUoY @YorkEnvironment @UniOfYork @IPCC_CH @COP29_AZ
As COP29 draws to a close, a new politics of climate resilient development is more urgent than ever putting social justice and ecosystem stewardship at the core, engaging all of society. See our new paper out today in @NatureClimate nature.com/articles/s41558-0…
Lindsay Stringer retweeted
🌟 Exciting Opportunity! 🚀 Join us for the YESI kick-off meeting to empower Early Career Researchers like YOU! 🌍✨ Share ideas, shape activities, and be a co-leader. Let's drive change! 🤝💡
🗓️ Weds, Dec 4, 1-2:30 PM! ➡️ow.ly/OYBw50U35FI
@UoY_SBS @ChemistryatYork
Lindsay Stringer retweeted
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Discover how YESI is driving environmental sustainability at @UniOfYork and beyond! Explore our work in #InterdisciplinaryResearch, innovation, and collaboration on our webpages➡️york.ac.uk/yesi/ #Sustainability
Sustainability remains embedded in our actions, responsibilities and values. 🍃
Learn more about our goals, what we’re delivering and how we’re doing it in our latest Sustainability report: features.york.ac.uk/sustaina…
ALT A green graphic featuring the University of York logo. Text reads: "Sustainability at York 2024 report. Delivering sustainability through actions, responsibilities and values. Our progress at a glance."
Lindsay Stringer retweeted
The North York Moors' landscapes embody complex & changing relationships between people & nature over time. Consider their possible futures through understanding of historical & cultural contexts as well as the needs & aspirations of current stakeholders.
tinyurl.com/mr3sft62
Lindsay Stringer retweeted
Consider historic changes in tree cover and carbon stocks in a southern African savanna over millennial timescales and contribute to a holistic assessment of future ecosystem service trade-offs and synergies in the Kruger National Park.
tinyurl.com/3ydnwpaj
Lindsay Stringer retweeted
How did Irish rural communities respond to environmental change in the nineteenth century? Explore what folklore and folklife tell us about human-nature relations before and after the Irish famine.
tinyurl.com/4zwep22c
Lindsay Stringer retweeted
Re-imagining the Waters: rewilding opportunities and sustainable harvest in Haweswater and Ullswater.
What might rewilding mean for the lakes in the Lake District? Can historical insight and mathematical models point towards unexpected futures?
tinyurl.com/bdd9f23b
ALT Skelly Nab, Ullswater, from Hallin Fell: ancient place names offer clues to sustainable futures.
Lindsay Stringer retweeted
Consider the relationship between human well-being, functioning ecosystems and biodiversity, by investigating the role of different value types in enabling better decisions to protect or restore biodiversity.
tinyurl.com/5n99t9zs
Lindsay Stringer retweeted
Women and biodiversity: gender and the making of the Kew Fungarium, 1900-1950
Discover how communities are made in science and how these functioned to produce knowledge of the diversity of British fungi in the early 20th century.
tinyurl.com/48c89ru9
Lindsay Stringer retweeted
Do you want to make a real difference to biodiversity and wellbeing on small islands? Undertake interdisciplinary work on food waste management solutions in partnership with Isles of Scilly residents and businesses.
tinyurl.com/jnww65w8
Lots of exciting PhD studentships up for grabs! Details below 👇
We're recruiting fully-funded (home fees) PhD studentships for a September 2025 start.
Interested in exploring the ways in which human activity enhances as well as diminishes biological diversity? Take a look at our projects from a range of disciplines: tinyurl.com/mtedknp9
