The past year has been an exciting one for me: tying together all the loose ends, finalizing my PhD thesis and looking for new endeavors and opportunities… Most importantly, after more than ten years at the Leibniz Institute of Ecological … Continue reading
Category Archives: About Biodiversity Offsets Blog
Status
Back to blog
Wow, can’t believe it’s been a month I haven’t been blogging! I took a couple of weeks off from everything professional and spent some cosy time around Christmas with my family. It wasn’t actually planned, but obviously I really needed … Continue reading
An incredible first year with the Biodiversity Offsets Blog has passed — time to say THANK YOU for your support and interest! I have met (in person and virtually) so many interesting people and learned about many interesting aspects of … Continue reading
The world of biodiversity offsets is turning faster and faster — at least that’s what it feels like for me: there’s such a lot of information already out there and increasingly new bits are being added to the giant puzzle … Continue reading
Many thanks to all, who have responded to the current poll so far (77)! As with the last poll, I would like to close it once 100 participants have been reached. So, please, if you have not yet taken the … Continue reading
The Biodiversity Offsets Blog is making the rounds — thanks to the team at Mercados de Medio Ambiente for covering the Biodiversity Offsets Blog today in a blog post via one of our recent articles — the guest post contributed … Continue reading
The Biodiversity Offsets Blog is making the rounds — thanks to the team at Cow Burps for sharing a link and some information on the Biodiversity Offsets Blog today in a blog post. Read more here. Read more about Cow … Continue reading
As I have recently suggested, I am launching a new poll on the Biodiversity Offsets Blog. Thanks to all who have contributed to shaping this in the related LinkedIn discussion. As a result the OUTCOME or SUCCESS of biodiversity offsets have … Continue reading
Last night I got an alarming e-mail that it might be possible that some kind of malware was installed on a private computer via downloading a file from the Biodiversity Offsets Blog! Now, this is a very specific blog that — … Continue reading