What do you see when we talk about triage? A spreadsheet or a corpse?
Triage is one of the most contentious topics in conservation science. It asks the questions: Which species should we save? Which species should we abandon? Or maybe it doesn’t. That depends on who you talk to. When we talk about triage, we talk about different things.
This short post on the importance of clear communication is hosted on Manu Saunders’ blog site, Ecology is Not a Dirty Word. Continue to read the full story.
I love trying to share how surprisingly beautiful ugly things can be – [like] centipedes crawling through the stomach of a dead sheep. Continue reading
I’m always going down to the Swan River here, and I love just walking along the sand and feeling the sand between my toes and walking in the water and looking at the reflection of the light on the water, and the shells and the colours, and wishing that I could capture every tiny little bit of it on paper. Continue reading
Podcasts may be hip but with hundreds to choose from, how can you find a good one? Where do you find the best podcasts about nature? Continue reading
How do we get our messages out? How do we stop preaching to the converted? Continue reading
The boundary between treeless grasslands and grassy woodlands in the Dunkeld region. Source: Google Earth.
Longevity is the iron lung of a woodland tree – life support for an ageing population. Continue reading
