Dr. Sam Cheng

NEW STUDY: Representation of women in coral reef science has increased over the past 16 yrs from 18% to 33%, but women are still vastly underrepresented. Diverse perspectives are necessary to save coral reefs, one of the most vulnerable marine ecosystems. wwf.to/3AQJJDX

Evidence-informed action is key to protecting our planet's biodiversity. In a comprehensive review, WWF’s Samantha Cheng and co-authors uncover insights that can guide smarter, more effective interventions to regulate and manage the impacts of international wildlife trade for a sustainable planet and people. Read more: lnkd.in/eBzsbPS4 @DICE_Kent

New publication out today in @EnvEvidence maps the state of evidence linking nature-based solutions and climate change mitigation impacts. Read the findings: bit.ly/3s8Lm0z

Go behind the scenes at @AMNH during the Student Conference on Conservation Science - NY this October! Conference participants can sign up for collection tours starting TODAY on the participants site. #SCCSNY2023 registration is still open! Visit: amnh.org/sccsny

Dan Read from @wwfscience will be presenting the newly launched ElinorData.org platform, designed to enable collaborative #monitoring of #governance and management of area-based conservation globally! Thurs 7/27 at 15:15 in AD10 #ICCB2023

Interested in learning how #participatory #monitoring can scale? Herman Aindongo will be speaking about the expansion of the Event Book System from the Namibian Community #Conservation System at 15:15 Thurs 7/27! #ICCB2023

Integrated monitoring of social and ecological dimensions is critical for informing equitable landscape management. Hear @christofab discuss the development & scaling of a #community-driven, #participatory approach for social #monitoring in #KAZA at 15:15 Thurs 7/27! #ICCB2023