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See here for the primary source of this report: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Malcolm Soh National Parks Board

Listening today to Sir/Prof Dasgupta that we need to embed nature in every decision that we make, as individuals, businesses and countries... straitstimes.com/world/europe/t…

Proud to be part of this study - the most extensive of its kind. For me, the real achievement is the successful collaboration btw academics & conservation practitioners University of Southampton Cambridge University GSI RSPB Science BirdLife International UNEP-WCMC TropicalBiologyAssociation Cambridge Conservation Initiative

People mainly exploit nature to derive financial benefits. Yet in almost half of the cases we studied, human-induced exploitation subtracted rather than increased economic value. theguardian.com/environment/20…

Are biodiversity concerns compatible with business models? TESSA: a tool for biodiversity-based decisions polytechnique-insights.com/en/braincamps/… #TESSAtoolkit AXA Research Fund

The aspiration for equitable collaborations and leadership throughout the network are the aspects of ForestPlots.net that I like best, because they create an opportunity for us to make a long-term difference to tropical forest science, conservation and management

Looking for Wilson Edwards, alleged 🇨🇭 biologist, cited in press and social media in China over the last several days. If you exist, we would like to meet you! But it is more likely that this is a fake news, and we call on the Chinese press and netizens to take down the posts.

Useful article out today presenting new insights from across African Mountain ecosystems #Carbon #naturebasedsolutions #COP26 #IPCC Quite aptly the lead author is in Uganda measuring more trees Department of Environment and Geography Mountain Research Initiative @mtnresearchmri.bsky Neil David Burgess nature.com/articles/s4158…

A Nature paper reports that tropical forests at high altitudes, known as montane forests, in Africa store two-thirds more carbon in trees than current IPCC estimates suggest. go.nature.com/3knVyuj

The stakes are high for Southeast Asian countries in making sure that their deforestation commitments are a success. rusi.org/explore-our-re…

The countries of Southeast Asia have only gingerly signified their adherence to the #Glasgow agreement to prevent #deforestation. Adhering to its provisions will be an even bigger uphill struggle. Read the latest #RUSICommentary from Kelvin Peh. rusi.org/explore-our-re…

An excellent piece about the chalk streams in England co-written by my PhD student Tim Sykes @riversandpeople.bsky.social theconversation.com/chalk-streams-… via The Conversation

New paper!🧵 1. Our paper in People & Nature shows the use of visualising and understanding social networks to evaluate governance processes, focusing on water quality outcomes for chalk streams (R. Test & R. Itchen) in England besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

New PhD paper from my ecology chapter! Using a climate gradient, we empirically examined how potential future climate change could impact tree-soil-crop interactions and banana yield in a homegarden agroforestry system. The findings are 'appeeling' 🍌see sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

My latest article. An overview of the ipbes invasive alien species report for The Conversation: UN invasive species report reveals scale of threat to nature and people – and how to manage it theconversation.com/un-invasive-sp…

Associate Professor Kelvin Peh has written a fascinating article for The Conversation about 'invasive alien species'. These species are linked to 60% of global plant and animal extinctions, can spread diseases like malaria, and can damage food crops. theconversation.com/un-invasive-sp…

Delighted to have an article about our research on improving governance for chalk streams in the latest edition of 'The Environment' ⬇️ greener magazine CIWEM ciwem.org/news/out-now-t…

For this brochure, together with colleagues from Biological Sciences, NUS and BirdLife International, we estimated the values of carbon sequestration and coastal protection services of #Regionalflywayinitiative wetlands in the Philippines and Thailand to highlight their importance

New analysis of REF2021 impact case studies shows 10 year time-lag between publication of research and impact repository.jisc.ac.uk/9321/1/data-en…

“We also need to establish long-term monitoring programmes to track vertebrate pollinator populations and their impacts on their pollination services,” says Kelvin Peh of University of Southampton. Story by TV Padma. india.mongabay.com/2024/07/new-st…