Migration, Marginal Agricultural Land, and Tree-Cover Expansion in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
Communications
Mangrove Science for Action – How Threats and National Governance Shape Mangrove Conservation Outcomes
Seminar Speaker Shares Advantages to Taking a System Dynamics Approach To Research
By: Alaina Gallagher
SESYNC Researcher Taking Interdisciplinary Approach to Improve Tropical Forest Resilience
The National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center’s (SESYNC’s) former postdoc and current researcher Xavier Benito, and colleagues, recently received funding for a small project on tropical forests from U21 Resilience Network.
Kicking Off SESYNC’s Fall Virtual Seminar Series with Guest Lecturer Mysha Clarke
Kicking Off SESYNC’s Fall Virtual Seminar Series with Guest Lecturer Mysha Clarke
By: Rachel Swanwick
Global Group of Scientists Sound the Alarm on Plastic Pollution
Global Group of Scientists Sound the Alarm on Plastic Pollution
New study estimates that even if governments around the world adhere to their ambitious global commitments, and others join in efforts to curb plastic pollution, annual plastic emissions may increase to 53 MT of plastic waste to oceans, lakes, and rivers by 2030.
Globalization Is Reweaving the Web of Life
Globalization Is Reweaving the Web of Life
Introduced species are reshaping how plants and animals interact in ecosystems worldwide
For release: September 2, 2020
Contact: efricke@sesync.org
Teams Put Skills Gained from the Summer Institute to Use in Interdisciplinary Research
Join SESYNC for our Virtual Seminar Series This Fall
Seminar: Dr. Olaf Jensen
Conservation at a Cost: U.S. Fisheries Management Under the Magnuson-Stevens Act
Seminar presented by Dr. Olaf Jensen
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