#natureConservation
💹Identifying evidence needs for funding #NatureConservation through market-based approaches

What evidence is needed to understand the real role market-based finance can play in closing the $700bn global biodiversity finance gap?
October 7, 2026 at 11:34 AM
World Animal Day: See the world through their eyes. 👀
My dog’s perspective:
Food. Walk. Food. Nap.
Me: Alright, sounds good. 😛
#WorldAnimalDay #AnimalWelfare #NatureConservation #Biodiversity
October 4, 2026 at 4:26 PM
“See the World Through Their Eyes.” 🐾👀
This year’s World Animal Day invites us to look beyond human interests and consider how our choices affect the animals living alongside us.
#WorldAnimalDay #AnimalWelfare #NatureConservation #Biodiversity
October 4, 2026 at 8:38 AM
Climate-resilient agricultural landscapes

How can #farming be productive, preserve biodiversity and provide key ecosystem services, despite climate change? The #AgRe-Lab collaborative project at our Uni with 14 partners will investigate: www.uni-goettingen.de/en/3240.html... #NatureConservation
October 7, 2026 at 10:26 AM
Question 6: Voters weigh whether to set aside state taxes for nature conservation
Question 6 on this year’s ballot asks voters to consider whether they want to dedicate tax revenue for a “Nature for All” fund aimed at land conservation. Consumers already pay the state’s sales tax when they buy sporting goods and recreational vehicles, or spend at a golf course. The proposed fund would put those tax dollars toward the protection or restoration of open spaces, land and waters. What would Question 6 do? Massachusetts has a goal of protecting 30% of its land and waters by 2030 to mitigate habitat loss and threats to biodiversity. Meeting that mark would be hard to do without financial support, according to Mass Audubon, which supports Question 6. But critics of the proposed fund say any actions that curtail or put demands on state budgeting processes are a slippery slope. The Nature for Massachusetts Coalition, which includes the more than 100 businesses and organizations in support of Question 6, estimate the proposed fund would set aside upwards of $100 million each year. A review by the nonprofit research firm Tufts Center for State Policy Analysis puts that number closer to $65 million. Each year, the state spends $400 million on recreation and conservation. As nature...
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October 6, 2026 at 9:04 PM
🐿️ The impact of wind turbine development on hazel dormice has been investigated through a study examining how clear-cuts affect the home ranges of these protected arboreal mammals in Lithuania: doi.org/10.3897/natureconservation.64.160352
September 28, 2026 at 2:50 PM