Tropical botanist in Singapore. Exploring the plants, diversity and evolution of SE Asia. Taxonomy, fieldwork and herbarium discoveries.
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Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
Polda Kalimantan Selatan kembali berhasil membongkar jaringan perdagangan ilegal 57,88 kg sisik trenggiling (Manis javanica) dan paruh Rangkong Gading (Rhinoplax vigil)!
Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
Made In 🇸🇬: ‘Orchid diplomacy’ has flowers named after President @BarackObama, Pope Francis and Jackie Chan.
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Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
Seed banking in focus: Kew’s new SeedPOD platform, 250,000+ threatened grass seeds banked in Victoria, and $1.35M for SA’s Seed Conservation Centre. 🌱 Follow BGANZ for more from gardens across Australia and NZ. #SeedBanking #BotanicGardens #BGANZ
Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
A collection of new and archived content, including Interviews, Opinion pieces, Reviews and Research Articles, that focus on progress towards Implementation of the Global Biodiversity Framework:
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Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
We need to reorient research and policy away from credits and offsets and towards the bigger questions and solutions.
Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
Yet scientists and organizations are spending tons of time trying to fix this one specific tool.
Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
In short, credits and offsets have been around for decades, there are a few very specific situations where they seem to be helpful. In most contexts, they don't seem to be effective.
Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
Mostly, I want to hear less about biodiversity, nature, and carbon credits and offsets.
So we wrote a paper about it.
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Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
Delighted that the first chapter of @VizerLili’s PhD on strategic growth in clown anemonefish is now out as version of record in @eLife: Plasticity associated with adoption of social roles in clown anemonefish doi.org/10.7554/eLife.109871
Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
🐒 The endangered Francois' langur population in Guizhou's Mayang River National Nature Reserve has grown to 683 individuals across 79 groups, accounting for about one-third of the global population.
Through habitat protection and compensation for wildlife-related damage, conservation efforts are helping these distinctive primates thrive while promoting harmonious coexistence between people and wildlife.
@IUCN @IUCNRedList @UpGuizhou @iloveguizhou
Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
Early #Miocene establishment of modern-type subtropical evergreen broadleaved #forests in southwestern #China
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Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
#MyShiokSG Where is this? Is it somewhere in the mountains of Japan? No, it is right in the heart of Singapore! 🇸🇬
One of our diplomats happened to spot this beautiful part of the Botanic Gardens on the way back from Park Yoga. Can you guess where it is? 🌿
#Botanicgarden #Oasis #worldheritage
Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
GUYS DARURAT! API KARHUTLA MULAI MENCAPAI PERMUKIMAN WARGA DI PAPUA SELATAN!
Kebakaran dilaporkan telah mencapai kawasan permukiman di Desa Khanami, Distrik Assue, Kabupaten Mappi, Papua Selatan.
Di tengah ancaman Kebakaran hutan dan lahan yang terus berulang, masyarakat berhak mendapatkan perlindungan nyata, bukan sekadar respons setelah bencana terjadi.
UP TERUS BERITANYA PAPUA‼️
#AllEyesOnPapua
#Karhutla #Mappi #PapuaSelatan
Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
Yaa allah kasian nya akibat kebakaran hutan dan kabut asap tebal, sampai kada bisa terbang🥺
Ini foto diambil saat burung ini singgah dan ga bisa terbang sama sekali
Dr Timothy Utteridge retweeted
🥀🥀 JANGAN LUPAKAN SAUDARA KITA DI PAPUA SELATAN🥀🥀
SUDAH 4 BULAN MEREKA JUGA HARUS MENGHIRUP ASAP AKIBAT KEBAKARAN LAHAN & HUTAN, KENAPA HARUS DIBAKAR‼️
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