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Harvesting Solutions: How Food Systems Can Unlock Progress on Climate and Biodiversity

Food Tank

This was the topic of a recent event, “Harvesting Solutions: Aligning NBSAPs and NDCs for Climate and Biodiversity Benefits,” held on the sidelines of COP16 in Cali. The post Harvesting Solutions: How Food Systems Can Unlock Progress on Climate and Biodiversity appeared first on Food Tank.

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Brainfood: Diverse ecologists, Wild vs cultivated, Ecosystem services, Indigenous people, Mixtures, On-farm trees, Monitoring protected areas, Social media & protected areas, Wild harvesting, Land sparing vs sharing, Agroecology & plant health, Wild vs cultivated

Agricultural Biodiversity

On the importance of diversity in ecological research. Does long-term harvesting impact genetic diversity and population genetic structure? Towards an agroecological approach to crop health: reducing pest incidence through synergies between plant diversity and soil microbial ecology. Diversity of the research teams, that is.

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10 Ways to Get Involved With Food Mutual Aid

Civil Eats

Environmental activist and author Robin Greenfield is known for his fully committed experiments in ecological living. Cycle the compost back into small-scale ecological gardening and farming. Harvest food thats already growing, but not getting utilized, and get this nourishing, local produce to the people who need it the most.

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How Climate Change is Transforming Food Flavor and Tradition

Food Tank

But the climate crisis is altering the ecological conditions that define food flavor, threatening familiar tastes and culinary traditions. Ecological factors such as temperature, soil, rainfall, sun, and pests shape the chemical compounds in food, explains Our Changing Menu.

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Study Assesses Food-Safety Risk Posed by Wild Birds

ATTRA

Scientists at the University of California, Davis, published a study in the Journal of Applied Ecology on their assessment of food-safety risks posed by nearly 10,000 birds that they tracked on lettuce farms on California’s Central Coast. If it’s a tiny white speck, it’s very low risk and probably fine.”

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Texas A&M Forest Service offers scholarships for future foresters

AgriLife Today

Profits from timber harvest benefit Texas A&M Department of Ecology and Conservation Biology students The post Texas A&M Forest Service offers scholarships for future foresters appeared first on AgriLife Today.

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Crop Diversity Benefits: Why Variety is Key to Sustainable Farming

Modern Farmer

Increasing the types of crops present in an area can provide numerous ecological and economic benefits. Cover cropping involves planting crops with the intention of improving growing conditions rather than obtaining a harvest. One of the key differences between these two examples is the amount of crop diversity present.

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