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Nerd Nite SF #118: Low-Brow Botany, Ghost Signs, and Cat VR at Rickshaw Stop in San Francisco - July 21, 2021

Nerd Nite SF #118: Low-Brow Botany, Ghost Signs, and Cat VR at Rickshaw Stop in San Francisco - July 21, 2021
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Ed Witkowski’s profile on The Conversation

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We Can Only Stop Biodiversity Loss if We All Work Together Right Now

Spotlighting the new Wageningen biodiversity initiative in an interview with professor of plant ecology and nature conservation Liesje Mommer

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Taking locally led adaptation global episode 3 of podcast mini-series

This episode explores ways to align global climate finance systems more effectively with the real-life situations of people in communities and at the local level, to ensure successful locally led adaptation to climate change.

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UC Santa Cruz: Pioneering Plant Scientist Jean Langenheim Dies At 95

Subscribe Jean Langenheim, an eminent plant ecologist and leading authority on amber and plant resins, died on Sunday, March 28, in Santa Cruz. She was 95. A professor emerita of ecology and evolutionary biology at UC Santa Cruz, Langenheim conducted field research on five continents, crossed the disciplinary boundaries of botany, geology, and chemistry, served as president of four different scientific societies, and broke new ground for women in science. Subscribe Jean was a remarkable person who forged new pathways in her personal scientific research, overcame the many barriers to women scientists as she built her scientific program, contributed to the establishment and furthering of entire scientific disciplines, and mentored generations of students, said John Thompson, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at UCSC.

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