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Got a thing for grasslands? Join the Global Pasture Watch Consortium on Wednesday 8th May for the Latin American focused edition! Interested in other parts of the world? Prefer a different language? Let us know! First edition global maps are getting set to roll out for geospatial feedback and iteration. Yes that is right - feedback and actual iteration! Mapping to us is an ongoing process and we hope to engage with everyone everywhere who cares deeply about grasslands, rangelands, shrubs, tundra and pasturelands - whether natural, cultivated or converted. #fortheloveofplace #grassland #rangelands #rewilding #regeneration #shortstuff

If you enjoyed today's 4th Virtual ChemBio Talks, already mark your calendars for next year's edition and connect with Virtual ChemBio Talks to get all the updates.

Exciting to have the first issue underway! 🎉 The article exemplifies exactly what BioShorts is trying to achieve: short, peer-reviewed, open access manuscripts, adapted from smaller biological projects (undergraduate dissertations, master's theses, etc.), authored by an early-career researcher. The transformation for this article, from undergraduate dissertation to polished manuscript, was overseen by our lead editor through collaborative rewriting and editing. By offering both this service and our journal as a platform, we are able to provide a more attainable path to publication for early-career researchers and allow the interesting science investigated in these smaller projects to be shared with the wider scientific community! Our first issue, stretching to the end of 2024, is fully booked, so expect more releases in this space! Thinking ahead to Issue 2, I invite my network to reach out if you're an early-career researcher, you recently conducted a primary research project (undergraduate dissertation, master's dissertation, etc.), and would be interested in achieving publication. I would be happy to direct you to our lead editor for consultation. Oh, and did I mention this entire process is free of charge!

I like the way it is targeting specific types of bee like the Large Carder bee to emphasise that different flora and conditions are needed to keep our wild bees healthy. #habitats #native #pollinators #bees

Obviously, it's a nice article, beautifully illustrated and didactic. And if you want to see and learn more on the diversity of wild Musa species, I encourage you to read this catalog by Gabe Sachter-Smith https://lnkd.in/eNxTR9Fh

Part 2 of Botanic Gardens of Sydney's What the Flora!? video is out, so now is the perfect time to watch both parts and see the whole story of how these marvellous native cycads are being saved from extinction. A big shout-out to our very own Tim Uebergang and Georgie Moyes for their contributions to this crucial work, which you can learn more about in the two videos.

Are we really in danger if we come across a snake in our path? Gerry Martin from The Liana Trust speaks to Rainmatter Foundation about several misconceptions around snakes and our perceived safety. We’re curious: how much of this had you known already? The Liana Trust's work is aimed at saving both human and snake lives, through science and a deeply held love for nature and its creatures. Learn more about the remarkable work they're doing by visiting our website: https://lnkd.in/dHSA8Ezz!

The numbers are clear! Together we can make big shifts in how we look after nature. Where do you sit on this graph? At what level do you act for nature? The bars in the graph have the shape of a stairway which seems to represent the 'ease' of that level of action. Have you considered what could happen if we all take the next step?? #nature #conservation #biodiversity #climate #positivechange

Abstract submission is now open for the Oikos-Finland 2025 Conference The theme for 2025 is Ecology and evolution: patterns, processes, and applications