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We are pleased to announce our NatureClimate paper led by Dr. Ross (Wade Ross), examining the future projections and drivers of change in woody biomass in sub-Saharan Africa, nature.com/articles/s4155…. #ClimateChange #ecology NASA NASA CMS NASA Earth

Congratulations to the 24 postgraduates who presented on Day 2 of the Global Change Institute Annual Colloquium. Plenary addresses by Francois and Dr. Laura Pereira were very insightful and well-received by all in attendance. Special congratulations to all the winners.

New #PolicyDirection: Biome Awareness Disparity is BAD for tropical ecosystem conservation and restoration. @FernandoAOSilv2 et al. show that restoration initiatives and the communication of restoration science focuses disproportionately on rainforests, dry forests & mangroves.

Entomology remains one of my favourite fields. Termites and the carbon budget...exciting work awaits!

Interested in quantifying the influence of #termites on entire #savanna ecosystem functioning, and how human land use might disrupt these functions? Apply to Harvard Organismic & Evolutionary Biology #PhD program to work with me, Kate Parr, Paul Eggleton, Wayne Twine, @stu_rock and others. DM for more info!

It is with sadness that we pay homage to two amazing researchers who were awarded A-ratings posthumously at the #NRFAwards2021. Prof Bob Scholes bit.ly/3qrAAzb and Prof Jean Cleymans bit.ly/3n1RLoW both passed away earlier this year. They are sorely missed.

PhD student Kwame Ababio presenting on ‘Building resilience to climate change through enhanced implementation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) in selected Sub-Saharan African countries' Global Change Institute seminar series.

Please check our new synthesis of all GHG emissions and natural carbon sinks in Africa CoCO2 Project GlobalCarbonProject essd.copernicus.org/preprints/essd… by Mounia Mostefaoui

sciencedirect.com/science/articl… I’m rather chuffed that o Oksii ✚ 🇺🇦 paper on the impact of live stock grazing intensity on carbon exchange in a semi-arid system has just come out

W’re looking for a motivated candidate for a research software engineer position to help our team LSCE IPSL IPSL 🌍 to produce forest maps at scale using satellite imagery, LiDAR, ground data & #ArtificialIntelligence models bit.ly/3T1iMaW 🙏for distributing !

#LPL2024 #LPL #decofurniture

2024-04 - Africa is no longer the carbon sink of the world - Wits University wits.ac.za/news/latest-ne… via Wits University

New research by a team of researchers from the Futures Ecosystems for Africa programme at Wits found that in the years between 2010 and 2019, the continent of Africa has transitioned from being a slight net carbon sink to a slight net carbon source. Read: shorturl.at/BOTV4

The African regional GHG budget for 2010-2019 (#RECCAP2). Fossil fuels and land use change contributing the most to increasing emissions that now exceeds the sink capacity. agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20… Wits University Global Change Institute Wits_News @SallyArchibald Philippe.ciais

Africa now emits as much carbon as it stores: landmark new study theconversation.com/africa-now-emi… 💻 Yolandi Ernst and Sally Archibald, Wits University #EnvironmentAndEnergy

Our new paper on how feedbacks between #herbivores and #fire can lead to the formation of persistent #grazinglawns in Kruger National Park. Great to work with @SallyArchibald, Kate Parr, Michael Voysey and others not on Twitter including lead author Jenia Singh besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/13…

Join us Global Change Institute for the Monthly seminar- Wits University #ElNino #ENSO #southernAfrica