We are delighted to invite you to join us for our Annual Retreat at lovely Loon Lake Lodge and Retreat Centre, to be held Aug 28 –29, 2024. We have 25 spots available for overnight stay, and those who wish can instead attend for a single day (via their own transportation or carpool).
Prof. Hardisty, Prof. Chan, and Dr. Carruthers Den Hoed received funding to examine people’s choices for end-of-life decisions while protecting biodiversity. The project also addresses the memorialization of individuals and nature within these spaces. For more information, see the link here.
IBioS Student Fellow Pablo Gonzalez-Moctezuma an April Featured Scientist in the Global Land Programme
As a mathematician (Bs) for rural development (Masters), Pablo has applied scientific principles to develop knowledge and tools for sustainable development.
Products of this quest are:
a) the first rainwater collection system adapted to the Mayan version of milpa; b) customized digital tools to collect data that influence rural and environmental policy in Mexico; and c) a widespread capacity-building program in bio-digestion technology and agroecological restoration now used in three continents.
Early Career Fellows are members within eight years of completing their doctoral training (or other terminal degree) who have advanced ecological knowledge and applications and show promise of continuing to make outstanding contributions to a wide range of fields served by ESA. They are elected for five years.
NEWS
New research from Centre for Climate Justice, the Climate + Community Project, and Third World Network shows how governments — highly constrained by financial and political subordination to implement a just and ecological transition — are “exporting extinction.” Please join to discuss the implications of this new, leading research and what you can do to seize the opportunities for change ahead and break the status quo of extractivism. RSVP via tinyurl.com/CCJ-7May2024