Hodmedod's founders, Nick Saltmarsh and Josiah Meldrum, discuss their nature-positive food growing. Farmer Mike Mallet shares how cultivating peas for Hodmedod's enhances his farm's circular practices.

This video highlights the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a UK charity advancing the circular economy. This model, driven by design, eliminates waste, circulates materials, and regenerates nature.

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Nudibranchs, vibrant sea slugs, are renowned for their bold coloring. Explore more about these fascinating creatures in Oceana's Marine Life Encyclopedia.

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This episode explores regenerative production and how farmers can address the damaging effects of our industrialised food system on climate and biodiversity. We hear from Philippe Birker, co-founder of Climate Farmers, and visit Nunwell Home Farm to see their regenerative methods improving biodiversity and soil health.

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The Global Symposium for Regulators (GSR-23) will be held from June 5-8, 2023, in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, at the Tonino Lamborghini Convention Center.

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CISL CEO Clare Shine interviewed James Bacchus, WTO co-founder and law professor, on the need for collaboration, reforms, and the WTO's role in achieving COP goals. Recorded live at CISL's sustainably retrofitted Entopia building, this discussion reflects CISL's mission to partner with business and governments. They develop leadership and solutions for a sustainable economy, aiming for net zero, nature restoration, and resilient societies.

For over three decades, CISL has built leadership capacity and fostered collaborations to accelerate a sustainable future. Discover more resources and publications from CISL here.

The opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not represent an official position of CISL or the University of Cambridge.

World Telecommunication & Information Society Day is celebrated on May 17. This year, the initiative focuses on empowering least developed countries through Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs).

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Apply now for the 2023 Women in Cyber programme.

This is your opportunity to become a woman in cyber. Learn more and apply via: ITU Women in Cyber

Doreen Bogdan-Martin, Secretary-General of the ITU, has been honored with the IEEE President's Award.

A video of the award presentation is available on the ITU website: www.itu.int

The Caribbean reef octopus is a master of disguise, adept at hiding in coral crevices, shallow reefs, or among ocean floor plants and rocks. Learn more about this fascinating creature: https://bit.ly/3p6n1q4

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Kelp forests, vital biodiversity hotspots, are facing a crisis due to exploding sea urchin populations.

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This interview from The Well, created with the John Templeton Foundation, features biological anthropologist Agustín Fuentes. He challenges the traditional measure of evolutionary success—population growth and increased lifespan—arguing it's a narrow, Euro-American perspective that doesn't truly equate to success.

Fuentes proposes that human evolutionary success should instead be measured by our capacity for flourishing, encompassing health, security, interaction, and well-being. Crucially, this includes how flourishing is distributed across our entire species.

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Sand cats, rare wild felines of the Sahara, are smaller than house cats yet travel vast distances. A new study reveals they may be the only nomadic felines moving with changing rainfall, hydrating solely from prey. Learn more at panthera.org or read the full article: Tiny Sand Cats, Huge Range.

The Center for Biological Diversity is a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to securing a future for all species. We protect lands, waters, and climate through science, law, and media, believing human welfare is deeply linked to nature's diversity. Explore our work at biologicaldiversity.org.

We Mean Business Coalition and B Lab announce a new partnership to help companies accelerate greenhouse gas emission cuts. Join their CEOs on a LinkedIn Live event to mark this collaboration.

This conversational event will explore businesses' central role in delivering climate solutions, achieving a just transition to net zero, and acting as a force for good.

Tune in on May 4 at 1pm UTC to hear from Maria Mendiluce (CEO, WMBC) and Eleanor Ellen (Lead Executive, B Lab) as they discuss true climate leadership for responsible businesses.

A Pew Research Center survey indicates that while highly religious Americans generally express less concern about climate change, young religious adults—including evangelicals under 30—are significantly more likely to acknowledge human-caused global warming and its severity. Across U.S. college campuses, various religious groups (Christian, Jewish, Muslim) are now advocating for collective action to reduce carbon emissions.

On April 26, 2023, a panel featured young Americans from diverse religious backgrounds. They discussed how their faith informs campus activism, shared their evolving perspectives, and explored their impact – or hoped-for impact – on older generations within and beyond their traditions.

Humphead parrotfish are vital marine life, using their distinctive heads and teeth to consume coral. Help protect these unique fish and other marine species by joining Oceana. Support our mission at Oceana.org/join.

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Explore the first episode of our new series on redesigning the food system. Discover how a circular economy for food can tackle major global issues like biodiversity loss and climate change. This episode features insights from Reniera O'Donnell (Ellen MacArthur Foundation), Dr. Catherine Chong, and Philippe Birker. Listen now.

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Tiger sharks are among the ocean's largest carnivores, growing up to 20 feet long and weighing nearly 2,000 pounds. Discover more in our Marine Life Encyclopedia.

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Cownose rays are named for their distinctive forehead lobes, which resemble a cow's nose. Discover more about these fascinating creatures in our Marine Life Encyclopedia: https://bit.ly/41UyPtV

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The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and its ITU-R Study Group 6 (Broadcasting Service) recently showcased the latest advancements in television broadcasting technology at ITU Headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland.

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