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Deadline for Distinguished Service Awards extended to June 13. Please consider nominating. We want to recognize Asian conservationists. #visibility #recognition SCB SCB Asia

Join Madras Book Club's Zoom Meeting tomorrow at 6 PM IST where Nitin Sekar, author of #WhatsLeftOfTheJungle, will be in conversation with Amrita Neelakantan for a gripping discussion on the book! Zoom Link: bit.ly/3ME314B Meeting ID: 392 107 8470 Passcode: 12345

Three open papers interconnected, one feeding the other, to change the way we decide about forests, landscapes and people. A short thread:

We recently collaborated with World Bank on a workshop series on ecological corridors & connectivity. Dr. Annika Keeley of Center for Large Landscape Conservation co-led the sessions and our consultant Dr. Amrita Neelakantan presented on governance in connectivity. Amrita Neelakantan bit.ly/3yjU0Jl

#cool #interdisciplinary #jobopportunity "Use economics to solve our greatest environmental problems" - at Conservation Strategy Fund (CSF) check it out here conservation-strategy.org/career/lead-ec… - deadline past but still receiving applications - #remote anyone/anywhere can apply

our flagship Central Indian Landscapes Symposium is back in person! See you there in 2023 - save the dates.

Excited to showcase #connectivityconservation as one of the key #NatureBasedSolutions and in #climatechange discussions at #COP27 #cop27egypt Livestream: youtube.com/wwfclimate Anyone can join - so please do join us. #Egypt

Join this session at COP27 by using WWF's livestream link. The expert panel includes Center for Large Landscape Conservation President Gary Tabor & Amrita Neelakantan representing the IUCN WCPA Connectivity Conservation Specialist Group. Gary Tabor Amrita Neelakantan Livestream: youtube.com/wwfclimate

If you are at COP27, please join us for this discussion on how connecting landscapes helps combat the climate crisis! Friday, 18 Nov, 10:30 am local time, WWF Pavilion. Gary Tabor Amrita Neelakantan

Why conserving and restoring ecological connectivity combats the climate crisis, the biodiversity crisis, and can help prevent the next pandemic Join us now at #COP27  side event: Connecting the Crises Watch now Livestream: youtu.be/wUn67I3ro0M

📢Breaking: New initiative seeks to connect wild spaces and secure a healthy planet for the benefit of all Today at #COP27 CMS partners WWF, Center for Large Landscape Conservation & @IUCN_WCPA launch -Wildlife Connect- to secure ecological connectivity ➡️Learn more: wwf.panda.org/wwf_news/press… 📷WWF

Hello Tweeple! Super chuffed to have this #paper just out in NatureSustainability ! It took 2 years, 15 institutions and 18 authors to put this together. Here's a summary 👇🧵 (0/9)

In this year's editorial we invite research that contributes to 13 crucial targets of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework of the CBD UN Biodiversity. Written with the whole editorial board. Read it here #openaccess: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Central India shines at #sccsbng2023! NCCI members were making waves—from organizing the event, representing their organisations at 'Who's Who of Conservation', leading student talks and workshops, to presenting their posters. #centralindiarepresent #NCCI #CentralIndia

Amrita lets us in on a visceral moment of coexistence - sharing a moment with a leopard. 📷💫 When was the last time it hit you that we coexist with all of nature? We would love to hear from you all! Amrita Neelakantan Conserving_CI

Know more about our partner team members: Meet Amrita Neelakantan, Executive Director of the Network for Conserving Central India (Conserving_CI). savingindiastigers.org/know-more-abou…

Join us on June 20th at 5 pm for a talk on "Tiger Corridors and Livelihoods in Conservation Landscapes of Central India." The talk will discuss the 'Jugalbandi' in central India, focusing on tiger corridors and rural livelihoods as vital considerations for wildlife conservation.

Tigers move across central India. From one protected area to another, they must cross everything that comes in between. But how can these animals move safely through human-dominated landscapes? Join Bagh Chaal today! Check our our resource kit here - tinyurl.com/ymw2veyj

Big news from #ClimateWeekNYC! 🐘🎉 Leela, a lantana elephant sculpture from the Nilgiris, is here to raise awareness for coexistence. Leela’s story is tied to Dr Neelakantan’s work in India, highlighting the balance between people and wildlife. Amrita Neelakantan