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Prof of Ecosystem Science at Oxford, working on #naturerecovery, especially loves tropical ecosystems; Director Leverhulme Centre for @NatureRecovery.bsky.social; Trustee @[email protected]; ex-President of @BritishEcolSoc.bsky.social ; CBE FRS
@ecioxford.bsky.socialReposted by @ymalhi.bsky.socialCan seabirds and forests help tropical islands adapt to rising seas?
New research from ECI’s @ymalhi.bsky.social shows how seabirds, forests and coral reefs build resilience.
⬇️https://www.eci.ox.ac.uk/news/restoring-seabirds-and-native-forests-could-help-tropical-islands-adapt-climate-change
@biodivoxford.bsky.socialReposted by @ymalhi.bsky.socialNew findings, published today in Science Advances, suggest a solution to the future survival of atolls lies in restoring seabirds and native vegetation.
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@ymalhi.bsky.socialAnd here is a rather fun short video our research team made in situ that explains the science behind this paper:
youtu.be/YmF0AkA82oY
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@ymalhi.bsky.socialThe latter part of my TED talk describes this interconnected cycle and what it means for our understanding of rewilding and ecosystem function>
www.ted.com/talks/yadvin...
@ymalhi.bsky.socialSeabirds bring in nutrients that fertilise vegetation and reef, native vegetation locks in sediments, and the island grows. Seeing atolls as integrated geo-ecological systems shows how island rewilding creates climate resilience. Nice to see this wonderful project culminate in this publication...
@naturerecovery.bsky.socialReposted by @ymalhi.bsky.social🍃Our very own @ymalhi.bsky.social in conversation with @julespretty.bsky.social in this podcast for “Hope! Camera! Action!” An inspirational podcast that will leave you feeling hopeful for the future of our beautiful planet. 🌍 @ecioxford.bsky.social
@tatianafilatova.bsky.socialReposted by @ymalhi.bsky.socialAnother great day full of discussions with the International Advisory Board of the Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics in Stockholm. From coevolving soc-economic & ecological systems, to individual behavior, nature & climate. Look forward to diving deeper in the next days lnkd.in/p/esg6deUN
