The University of Cambridge in partnership with Anglia Ruskin University is pleased to offer a PhD studentship available for October 2019. The studentship will be a 3-year doctoral programme and will be co-supervised by Prof Andreas Kontoleon (Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge) and Dr Nikoleta Jones (Global Sustainability Institute, Anglia Ruskin University). The PhD student will be enrolled in the Department of Land Economy and the degree will be awarded by the University of Cambridge. Information about the PhD programme at the Department of Land Economy is found here. [Read more…] about PhD studentship: Social impacts of protected areas
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Postdoc position on sustainable protein production at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Are you interested in sustainable food and farming systems, and would you like to join an interdisciplinary project on improving plant protein production in Europe? Apply at the Environmental Geography Group of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Within the ERA-net project LegumeGap that analyses the potential and externalities of legume production in Europe, we have a postdoc position available. More info on vacancy and application.
ESP March Update is here
In this month’s issue of the ESP newsletter, you’ll find news on:
- upcoming ESP conferences
- results of the recent steering committee elections
- developments from working groups on marine systems, mountain regions and cultural ES
- updates from Central America & Caribbean regional chapter, Brazil national network and NESP (USA)
- ESP Asia Regional Office – information on upcoming special issue
- ESMERALDA Project results
- Upcoming events, courses and summer schools
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Working Group on Marine Systems – Update
There are several publications that have been published recently with authors belonging to the Marine WG.
Ángel Borja together with one of his PhD students, Sarai Pouso, who is just about to finish her PhD, has recently published four papers: [Read more…] about Working Group on Marine Systems – Update
Brazilian National Network Updates
Read on for recent developments in the ESP Brazil national network – news from BPBES, a PES project in Brazil, an upcoming conference and many new relevant publications.
Last month, São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP), under the BIOTA Program, the Brazilian Platform for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (BPBES) and the Brazilian Plant-Pollinator Interactions Network (REBIPP) launched the Summary for Decision-makers of the 1st -Thematic Report on Pollinators, Pollination and Food Production in Brazil. [Read more…] about Brazilian National Network Updates