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
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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
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 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
Admittedly, I did exaggerate a bit with the play on words in the title of the post and the pathos of the words unveils more sarcasm than an honest question. But as long as this blog exists I have felt … Continue reading
Yesterday evening around 9 pm (GMT+1) the Biodiversity Offsets Blog welcomed its 1000th visitor! Now, that was both really exciting and unexpected for me. When I started this whole thing a couple of weeks ago it was meant to be … Continue reading