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“We can look at oceans in many different ways: as a vibrant ecosystem, a medium for trade and travel, a sink for carbon, a vast space of uncertainty and danger, or—as we will do here—a provider of food and livelihood.”

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"Like running through the attendance register at school, we want to know how many harriers have turned up each day. A reduction in their number can tell us if something changed, such as the availability of their food."
Art-Prabha Mallya
Words-Prasanth M B
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Crazy amazing things about African Lions: https://t.co/ejsAr1LXN4

@specialagentCK discusses March for Science and the role of science in politics:https://t.co/40cjgv1HPh. Illustrations: Sandra Fremgen

Integrating science in conservation policy decisions as told by Jim Nichols to Hari Sridhar of Current Conservation https://t.co/TxkvyPGqVp

Conservation of Asiatic lions: where do we go now https://t.co/Qc7nYoQek8

What does it take to save the 'people of the forest'?https://t.co/ffj13dJgp1

How resilient are the ocean’s ecosystems to rising temperatures? Diatoms tell us more: https://t.co/NJMNa4uOGP…/archive-is…/CC_10.2.pdf