A gentle reminder of this. Abstract submissions will be ending soon on 30 May.

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Gentle reminder for TOMORROW!

We will be discussing challenges and opportunities of conservation social science in Asia

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Join us on 20th May on 2 pm IST/ 10 30 am CET to discuss Challenges and Opportunities of Conservation Social Sciences in Asia. Ensemble list of speakers: Saloni Bhatia, Ranjini Murali, Suraya Afiff, Lam Van Hoang. Organised by SCB Social Science Working Group

Sorry.. this should be 20 May, next Monday

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The SCB Social Science Working Group under SCB is organising The Conservation Social Science Online Conference from 20-23rd November, 2024. Abstract submission portal is open till 30th May. Submit your abstracts at docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

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As I and few others will be rolling out this year from the SCB Social Science Working Group board, here are some great candidates who are seeking election to be the latest members of the board. You can cast your votes in the link given 👇🏻.

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15th April is the last date for this.. bring your abstracts to us. We are accepting both English and Spanish abstracts. Animals, plants, smaller organisms and the politics of wildlife conservation

Excited for this! Our endeavour at SCB Social Science Working Group under SCB will be hosting a dedicated conservation social science online conference in November 20-23, 2024. Pour your abstracts! Details in the QT. Give love to this one of a kind conference

As Green Extractivism takes shape rapidly in the guise of energy transition, it is just Fossil fuel+ as termed by Alexander Dunlap . The whole extraction, cheapening of lives and labour and nature in the capitalocene is just another level of exclusion. Jason W. Moore

We are now extending the deadline to submit abstracts to 15th April. Bring on your innovative work to the fore. Send us your awesome abstracts. We have already received some excellent ones.

Prof. Anindya Sinha speaking on Frans de Waal’s legacy in primatology

Cracker of a story by m rajshekhar on murky details of Ambani model of conservation. Especially read the elephant part. IUCN SSC Asian Elephant Specialist Group