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COP16. Colombia. Paz con la Naturaleza

COP16 Dispatch: Day 1 at COP16 A Microbiologist’s Journey

PhD student Zohra Zahir shares her experience attending COP16, describing it as surreal. As a first-time UN conference participant, she’s struck by the unity of global voices. Advocating for microbial communities, Zohra engages with biodiversity leaders, highlighting the essential role microbes play, especially in preserving wetlands and global ecosystems.

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COP16. Colombia. Paz con la Naturaleza

COP16 Dispatch: Day 1 Ecocide Law as Enforceable Protection for Biodiversity: How Businesses and Civil Society Can Support State Leadership

Earlier this year, Vanuatu, Fiji, and Samoa introduced “ecocide” as a crime for consideration by the International Criminal Court. The COP16 panel explored the legal framework of ecocide, highlighting its potential to deter environmental destruction by holding powerful individuals accountable. Panelists included Jojo Mehta, Aresio Valiente Lopez, and Sophie Demenski.

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COP16. Colombia. Paz con la Naturaleza

COP16 Dispatch: Day 1 Arrival at COP16

ESA’s Executive Director expresses excitement as COP16 kicks off in Cali, a city known for its rich food and culture. Global delegates, welcomed by volunteers, quickly connect to tackle crucial biodiveristy issues.

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ECOLOG-L Update to the Ecological Community

Updated October 28, 2024 Migration is now complete! ECOLOG-L is now fully functional on Simplelists. Here are instructions. The ECO community is fully functional on Discourse (though bear with us a bit, we may still need to iron out a few kinks). You can still participate if you don’t yet have an ESA account! Start your free web account with…

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COP16. Colombia. Paz con la Naturaleza

The Road to Cali

ESA is pleased to announce its participation in the 2024 UN Biodiversity Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity in Cali, Colombia.

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ESA receives $213,500 NPS award to support Science Communications initiative

By the ESA Education and Diversity Office “Science isn’t finished until it’s communicated.” ~ Sir Mark Walport, UK Government Chief Scientific Adviser. As we continue to face extreme stress from changes in climate and related environmental issues, we are challenged to look toward solutions that increasingly call for public understanding and support.  The National Park Service (NPS), with its mission…

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