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Pre-eminent Australian wildlife photographer Doug Gimesy has dedicated his career to the protection and conservation of some of the country’s most vulnerable species. He gets up close and personal with exquisite native animals to reveal them in perfect detail. All these species have suffered big losses during the recent drought, bushfires and floods. All captive

Feelings of powerlessness and despair for the future are evident in letters written for a six-year ‘passion project’ In 2014, Joe Duggan started reaching out to climate scientists to ask them a question: how did climate change make them feel? “I was just blown away when I started getting the letters back,” he says. Related:

Tasmania’s conservative government is embracing green hydrogen as it positions itself as a ‘renewables powerhouse’ This week a Liberal government set an ambitious 200% renewable energy target for 2040, a goal that foresees the creation of an extensive clean export industry. It vowed support to kickstart production of “green” hydrogen – a potentially revolutionary fuel

FCA’s proposals would call on companies to fall in line with tough new climate standards The City watchdog may soon demand Britain’s top-tier companies come clean on their effect on the environment and disclose the financial risks they face due to the climate crisis. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) set out proposals which would call

Publication date: June 2020 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 172 Author(s): Özge Can Dogmus, Jonas Østergaard Nielsen

Publication date: June 2020 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 172 Author(s): Emilie Dupuits, Michiel Baud, Rutgerd Boelens, Fabio de Castro, Barbara Hogenboom

Landscapes are subject to ecological and socioeconomic forces of change that interact in complex ways. To cope with these changes, landscape planning of natural resource management integrates sociocultural, ecological, and economic considerations in an analytic and systemic way. In this regard, social-ecological system (SES) frameworks have been developed to help analyze key factors that drive