June - 2018

Expanding protected areas isn't saving nature

Scientific American interviews James Watson and Martine Maron about their latest Nature paper 'Bold nature retention targets are essential for the global environment agenda' and the need for retention targets for nature, in addition to protected areas. Read more here.

Intense human pressure threatens one-third of protected areas

Justine Hausheer of Cool Green Science interviews James Watson on the Science paper, 'One-third of global protected land is under intense human pressure.' Read more here.

Nick Leseberg wins the Jiro Kikkawa prize in Ecology

Nick Leseberg has been awarded the Jiro Kikkawa prize in Ecology for the highest marks in Biol 2010, Ecology. The prize was established in 2012 to honour the contribution of Professor Jiro Kikkawa to the fields of Population Ecology, Ethology, Community Energetics, Animal Behaviour and Ornithology.

Selling the Protected Area Myth

The New York Times talks about Kendall Jones and co-authors' Science paper, 'One third of global protected land is under intense human pressure'. Read the full article here.

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'We may not survive' - UN issues dire warning over climate change

Fire regimes are changing in both Australia and Brazil

Ambitious and holistic goals key to saving Earth’s biodiversity, study says

How Australia Can Rise From The Ashes

Change in terrestrial human footprint drives continued loss of intact ecosystems

Minimising the loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services in an intact landscape under risk of.....

World’s protected areas lack connections, recent study finds

Study finds a Mexico-sized swath of intact land lost to human pressure

Planetary ‘safety net’ could halt wildlife loss and slow climate breakdown

Isolation of protected areas a major blind spot in habitat conservation