Concerns: we have all figures and we know what we shoud do to be more balanced and to have therefore a more balanced earth but a shift in consciousness remains a personal decision (...)
My main concern, as a conservation biologist, is the disappearance of our natural world, wildlife and birds in particular. I have been a naturalist since more than 50 years and (...)
The decline of biodiversity is clearly visible today. Let us continue to circulate and promote cultural exchanges, but with minimum impact on our environment.
Climate change is impacting our physical environment and increasingly challenges the way we life on Earth
My biggest concern is the increasing concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere, as it causes acidification of the oceans and global warming, leading to climate change and biodiversity (...)
In the Space sector, we are implementing a major European Union satellite Earth observation and monitoring program. The objective of the program is of course environmental monitoring (...)
My main concern, as a conservation biologist, is the disappearance of nature. I have been a conservation biologist for 40 years now, working mostly in the tropics but also in (...)
Working as a biologist in a natural sciences institute that holds a unique historical entomological collection confronts me daily with the tremendous biodiversity loss we are experiencing (...)
Nature is a common good and few people value it more than evolutionary biologists like myself. But nature is increasingly falling victim to the “tragedy of the commons”.
Humanity is destroying biodiversity at an unprecedented rate. Moving the human race to another planet is still science-fiction. To save ourselves, we need to save our planet first.