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The #peatlands in #Congo Basin are a globally important store of carbon and a source of livelihoods for local & Indigenous people. Our multi-stakeholder meeting in #Brazzaville built consensus that these people should be at the heart of its preservation CongoPeat Jonas Ngouhouo P.

Les tourbières du #bassinducongo sont une réserve de carbone mondiale et une source des moyens de vie pour les communautés locales et autochtones. Notre atelier multi-acteurs a dégagé un consensus sur le fait que ces communautés devraient être au coeur de sa préservation.

Peatlands & river contribute to more than 60% of the economic value of the livelihoods of indigenous peoples and local communities in the Cuvette and Sangha departments. #workshop #protect #livelihoods #peatlands #congo, CongoPeat Cassie Dummett Suspense Averti iFO Robert Nasi UNEP-WCMC

In the Republic of #Congo. #Indigenous #Peoples and local communities have been #sustainably foraging from the #peatlands for generations. Suspense Averti iFO Cassie Dummett CongoPeat UCL University of Leeds Prof Sue Page #WeAreTheUniversity 💙💚 International Peatland Society Robert Nasi Sonwa Denis Jean UNEP-WCMC UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 CIFOR-ICRAF

This is so spot on. Important efforts are underway to change this #CongoBasinScienceInitiative #CongoFlux Congo Basin Institute #SciencePanelForTheCongo and #PANGEA 🤞 Long-term survival of Congo’s biodiversity threatened by lack of local scientists | Science | AAAS science.org/content/articl…

We have TWO #postdoc opportunities on African forests and their changing ecology. With AfriTRON, ForestPlots and a dynamic group of tropical forest scientists University of Leeds Geography at Leeds Details: jobs.leeds.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r… jobs.leeds.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r… Questions: [email protected]

We have an open Postdoc position (vegetation modeller) Q-ForestLab in the framework AFRO-CARDS project: “African Forest RecOvery and CArbon Dynamics monitoring through Remote Sensing”. Deadline: 1st of December 2024. jobs.ugent.be/job-invite/279… Belspo Belgian Earth Observation Faculty of Bioscience Engineering UGent

Calling all experts on #tropicalpeatlands! 📢Submit your abstracts to our session at #EGU25. meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/session/… Apply by 02.12.24 for travel support- egu25.eu/guidelines/sup… Prof Sue Page #WeAreTheUniversity 💙💚 Euridice Honorio Nick Girkin Faculty of Science of Charles University @KewScience

Join our new GCBC project on biodiversity and tropical peatlands. We're hiring: 1. Full-time Post-Doctoral Research Associate careers.kew.org/vacancy/postdo… 2. Part-Time Project Manager careers.kew.org/vacancy/projec… @KewScience IIAP Suspense Averti iFO Corneille Ewango Tim Baker St Andrews Geography & SD

#COP29 18 novembre 2024 #AgendaGol Agenda du Pavillon de la Commission Climat du Bassin du Congo Congo Basin Climate Pavilion Agenda Toutes les sessions sont diffusées en direct sur / All sessions are streamed live on: youtube.com/channel/UCdZDu… facebook.com/FondsBleuBassi…

Are you a researcher with an interest in the ecology and biodiversity of #peatlands? Join our upcoming scientific meeting on the theme of tropical peatlands in Africa: ow.ly/BEu550UCvZg

📢 Congo Basin Science Initiative Fully Funded MSc and PhD Scholarships to start in September 2025. Many exciting opportunities, with scholarships, for resident nationals of Cameroon, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon and Republic of the Congo. congobasinscience.net/scholarships/

Interested in tropical peatlands? On 17-18 February, we have the first ever scientific conference on African peatlands, at the Royal Society in London. Free to attend+streamed online (w/ French subtitles). Register here: royalsociety.org/science-events…

Greta Dargie gets our The Royal Society African peatlands meeting started with a review of state of knowledge on these globally important carbon-dense ecosystems CongoPeat

Starting the second day of our African Peatlands meeting at the The Royal Society, Yannick Bocko explains spatial variability in biomass across the Congo peatlands - the vegetation machine for carbon-dense ecosystem development CongoPeat

What a thrill to hold this month’s issue of National Geographic magazine and open it to see the faces and words of Congolese researchers studying the Congo Basin rainforest splashed across 24 pages of this iconic publication 🌱🌍🔬