Jakub Kronenberg
@jakubkronenberg.bsky.social
Ecological economist working on environmental values, sustainable consumption, and degrowth. Special focus on birds and urban social-ecological systems.
Environmental science
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Geography
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Call for abstracts is now open for #ESPEurope2026!
Share your research and innovations to help advance ecosystem services knowledge for a nature- and people-positive Europe.
Submit your abstract to: LINKING ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND NATURE CONSERVATION NARRATIVES
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Share your research and innovations to help advance ecosystem services knowledge for a nature- and people-positive Europe.
Submit your abstract to: LINKING ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND NATURE CONSERVATION NARRATIVES
espconference.org/europe2026/c...
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We are hiring a postdoc in the Social-Ecological Systems Analysis Lab. Strong experience in social science methods. Fluency in Ukrainian/Russian. Some work will be carried out in Ukraine. The project focuses on urban greening, civic ecology, resilience
Deadline: 24 Dec
Job start: February
30-months
Deadline: 24 Dec
Job start: February
30-months
It is really good to check historical case studies, too! Like the 19th century feather fashions. The campaign to eliminate the feather trade by the early @rspb.bsky.social and others was eventually successful and driven by 5 key arguments, most imporantly relational values: doi.org/10.1002/pan3...
I explored the story of the @rspb.bsky.social campaign against feather fashions in detail doi.org/10.1002/pan3...
Feather fashions involved using not only feathers but also wings, skins, heads and whole bodies. And they were not limited to egret feathers, but involved all species of birds!
Feather fashions involved using not only feathers but also wings, skins, heads and whole bodies. And they were not limited to egret feathers, but involved all species of birds!
"The changing values of #feathers and their wearers: The transformation of British society's relationship with #birds at the turn of the 20th century"
@peopleandnature.bsky.social
@rspb.bsky.social @rspbaction.bsky.social #BirdConservation #BirdEcon @everyheron.bsky.social
doi.org/10.1002/pan3...
@peopleandnature.bsky.social
@rspb.bsky.social @rspbaction.bsky.social #BirdConservation #BirdEcon @everyheron.bsky.social
doi.org/10.1002/pan3...
My review of 'Nature needs you' by @hannahbournetaylor.bsky.social has just been published in Environmental Values.
While the #TheFeatherSpeech campaign on #swiftbricks remains at a stalemate, you can read here why I consider Hannah's book so important.
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
While the #TheFeatherSpeech campaign on #swiftbricks remains at a stalemate, you can read here why I consider Hannah's book so important.
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
Broadening the debate on nature-based solutions and biodiversity net gain to cover non-biological components and nonhuman interests would help to make human-built infrastructure less detrimental to nonhuman beings.
Broader exposure to arguments regarding nature’s representation and agency, particularly those rooted in non-Western and non-anthropocentric worldviews and value systems, might increase the opportunities to include them in political debates.