Existing open-access river barrier databases fall far short for fisheries and biodiversity management needs in south Asian transboundary rivers. Read our latest paper in Hydrobiologia...
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The global species extinction rate is 10 to 100 times higher than the historical average, accelerating due to human actions, as noted in the @‌ipbes.net #GlobalAssessment. 🏭 Since 1500, at least 680 vertebrate species, like the Pinta Giant Tortoise, have been lost.🐢

Conservation is vital #ForNature.

🪻Socio-ecological complexity in managing long-standing invasive water hyacinth in wetland agriculture and fisheries ➡️ buff.ly/g6Y3Rd0

Research reveals the urgent need for more studies and better control strategies of water hyacinth.
@invasivemm.bsky.social @nadiask.bsky.social @thegalib.bsky.social

I’m excited to share my research article, published in People and Nature!! 🌿We found that water hyacinth reduces crop yields and drives destructive fishing practices—yet after 100+ years, locals see it as “natural.” #InvasionEcology #Wetlands besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

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Our latest research on the conservation challenges of vulnerable freshwater turtles has just been published in AQC!
We explored how agriculture and aquaculture expansion are destroying turtle breeding habitats, posing a major threat to their survival.

Caspian Sea level decline is a rapidly developing crisis for biodiversity and people, with global implications. This satellite image timeline 2001-24 is encapsulated by the media headlines. A recent publication from our international team gives the full story 🌍🧪🦑
www.nature.com/articles/s43...

‘Biodiversity is not declining’ is a claim you may have heard. But science says otherwise. 📉

The @ipbes.net #GlobalAssessment reveals 1 million plant & animal species are at risk of extinction. Misinformation clouds the crisis.

Rely on trusted research to understand our shared challenges. 🌍🧪