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Our Partners - Discover ConservationDiscover Conservation

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Discover conservation is supported by carefully selected partner organisations which you may see promoted on in the sidebar on some pages. This allows us to fulfill our aim to provide fieldwork grants to aspiring conservation biologists. Discover Conservation is hugely grateful that these organisations have chosen to partner with us, please do visit the links below to find out more about them. BIOSPHERE is a brand new popular science magazine dedicated to the latest discoveries from the natural world&#46...

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Environmental Crowdfunding - PJ.elements | Environment, Community and Funding Consultancy

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Imagine a world where you could pick and choose what environmental projects you wanted to support. Joining a wildlife charity is all well and good but it can be limiting and after paying the annual subscription, contributing to yet another email appeal for what can often be a rather generic cause can sometimes lose its appeal. Well, that world is almost upon us, through crowdfunding or what I term ‘’environmental crowdfunding.’ Crowdfunding. Not a proven way of fundraising. Has recently been successful i...

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For peat's sake | A tale of peat and other stories, by Dr Lydia Cole. | Page 2

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For peat's sake. A tale of peat and other stories, by Dr Lydia Cole. May 6, 2016. One of MICCA’s publications from 2012. The Mitigation of Climate Change in Agriculture ( MICCA. Programme of the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), has a particularly special branch:. The organic soils and peatlands climate change mitigation initiative. “Launched by FAO, the MICCA Programme and Wetlands International. And infographics, e.g. this decision support tree. And I think their latest infographic. Fledgin...

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getting muddy | For peat's sake

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For peat's sake. A tale of peat and other stories, by Dr Lydia Cole. Here, I’ll try to add links to more information on some of the issues I’ve off-loaded about, and ways you can get involved in influencing things if the subject has inspired you. Every little definitely counts. More info on…. Global forest changes can be tracked using this quite amazing tool developed by the World Resources Institute. And one particular project that aims to rewild Sussex, Wild4Good. Has recently released their Forest 500.

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"Look at it this way": March 2015

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Tuesday, 24 March 2015. I met with my HoD: Claire Kyndt this lunchtime to talk through the lecture that we are doing at the Geographical Association Conference on the 10th of April. Here's the details for you:. Time: 13.50-14.40. The impact of the ordinary: the story of a geography department. Once that's over I have to head over to do the plenary for the double workshop being organised by the GA's Secondary Phase Committee. And led by Bethan Harries. Labels: GA Conference 2015. Saturday, 14 March 2015.

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talking & teaching | For peat's sake

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For peat's sake. A tale of peat and other stories, by Dr Lydia Cole. To spread the word about conservation, environmental stewardship, ecology and my beloved peat, I’m involved in various educational initiatives:. 8211; A charity set up to educate secondary school children about what conservation is, what career options in conservation might be and how everyone can get involved now. Peanut Butter, Palm Oil and Peat. Here’s my Q&A intro. Informal presentations and other events:. Orangutans and Palm Oil.

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Your Century! - Events - Synchronicity Earth

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Synchronicity Earth is a charitable foundation with an ambitious vision: a sustainable planet that values the interconnectivity and interdependence of all living things. On 21st November, Synchronicity Earth invited over 100 12 to 18 year olds and their families to an event that marked a milestone in young peoples’ environmental leadership. Here’s what some of them said:. Ive never been to anything like it before, and look forward to there being another event like this! The event was well organised and w...