Seen the actual numbers (of pages text and centimeters cactus respectively) you might suspect that these are the result of bright New Year’s resolutions — however, I am not so much into this kind of externally imposed self-motivation. But time … Continue reading
This is a guest post by Victoria Griffiths, PhD Student at Imperial College London (UK). This comment is the expression of the author’s thoughts and experiences and as such is acknowledged as a fruitful contribution to the discussion on biodiversity … Continue reading
Cactus and PhD have both slowed down a little (at least in quantitative terms, i.e. in terms of pages or centimeters grown). I have had another meeting of my PhD Advisory Committee this week where I presented and discussed interim results … Continue reading
Baptiste Regnery has prepared a PhD study at Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris on the application of biodiversity offsets in France in 2013. It is entitled “Les mesures compensatoires pour la biodiversité. Conception et perspectives d’application” (in French language). … Continue reading
Ana Villarroya Ballarin has prepared a PhD study focusing on environmental impact assessment and biodiversity offsets in Spain at the faculty of sciences at University of Navarra. The work is entitled “ECOLOGICAL COMPENSATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT IN SPAIN: CURRENT … Continue reading
The cactus is still steadily growing, PhD not as fast, but I am optimistic… October update: Cactus: 35,5 cm / PhD: 90 pages September: Cactus: 33 cm / PhD: 83 pages August: Cactus: 30 cm / PhD: 53 pages … Continue reading
As you see, the cactus is feeling quite good and I have also written some pages… September update: Cactus: 33 cm / PhD: 83 pages August: Cactus: 30 cm / PhD: 53 pages … Continue reading
About the Biodiversity Offsets Newsweek If you are interested in environmental compensation and biodiversity offsets, there are certainly good news: there is now a whole bunch of information from different sources, locations and viewpoints publicly available (something which wasn’t this … Continue reading
I don’t know why I usually find myself reading the likes of those lists and instructions “10 things to know…”, “3 reasons for…” or “100 places to visit…”, even though I have seen them so many times before. The reason … Continue reading
Another PhD on Biodiversity Offsets was published this year. Joe Bull has prepared his work at Imperial College London, Department of Life Sciences. His work focuses on biodiversity offsets for moving conservation targets. He examines the case of the Saiga Antelope in the … Continue reading