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Latest contributions
Here are some of our latest contributions. We can't share all the work we do for reasons of confidentiality, so here are just a few!
INTO THE REWILD
Many individuals and communities are taking decisive action to restore wildlife and ecosystems. Across the globe, people are leading initiatives to reconnect with nature, offering a new way forward through rewilding to address the immense pressures human activities have placed on life on Earth. This episode is with Francis Hallé.
As the scientific advisor and a contributor to the writing of Into the Rewild, I help shape a collection of documentary films, podcasts and articles that highlight these transformative efforts. Each film showcases tangible projects where nature is being restored, inviting viewers to reimagine our relationship with the wild and be part of this movement for renewal.
Created by Arnaud Hiltzer and Aurélie Miquel.
Into the rewild
Many individuals and communities are taking decisive action to restore wildlife and ecosystems. Across the globe, people are leading initiatives to reconnect with nature, offering a new way forward through rewilding to address the immense pressures human activities have placed on life on Earth. This is episode is with Georges Monbiot.
As the scientific advisor and a contributor to the writing of Into the Rewild, I help shape a collection of documentary films, podcasts and articles that highlight these transformative efforts. Each film showcases tangible projects where nature is being restored, inviting viewers to reimagine our relationship with the wild and be part of this movement for renewal.
Created by Arnaud Hiltzer and Aurélie Miquel.
AR7 Idea Generation Workshops- September 2023- MAy 2024
Exploring Ideas for the IPCC Seventh Assessment Report (AR7) workshop, held in September 2023 at the Royal Society in London. The workshop brought together 170 policymakers, practitioners, and IPCC authors from 62 countries to explore ways to make IPCC reports more actionable for end users, such as policymakers and decision-makers. Participants co-created ideas, focusing on three major themes: assessing climate solutions rather than problems, improving regional risk and adaptation assessments, and engaging more with end-users’ decision-making needs. The workshop emphasized that all stakeholders play a role in making IPCC reports more actionable, with suggestions provided for various actors based on their roles.
In the presence of the main authors, co-authors and contributors to the IPCC and the Chair of the IPCC, Jim Skea.
Project carried out by CS now, DCNEZ and UCL Climate Action Unit for the IPCC.
DCNEZ Workshop - September 2024
Participation in a restricted committee workshop set up by the UK Department of Energy and Net-Zero and the IPCC, on the following topics:
A. Coherent trajectories to 1.5°C and the risks and feasibility of temporary overruns
B. The integration of mitigation and adaptation pathways at different levels (global, national, regional), including the development of pathways to support planning.
C. Synergies and trade-offs with UN Sustainable Development Goals (e.g. SG23 Good Health and Well-being)
Issues for future IPCC reports AR7
In the presence of the main authors, co-authors and contributors to the IPCC and the Chair of the IPCC, Jim Skea.
Understanding and Protecting the Forest
Participation in question 12 on risks and the forest for the book: Comprendre et protéger la Forêt (Understanding and protecting the forest) by Alexandra Locquet and Claire Marc.CNRS Editions ( French equivalent of NERC)
Discussions and EVENT With Jean-Marc Jancovici
Co-organised with my students at LSE an event with Jean-Marc Jancovici. Record attendance for this evening where we discussed about energy issues and cliamte change
Conference and Workshops - Granville Climate WEEK
Over 3 days, I delivered a conference on communication and climate change, facilitated a workshop with companies and private sector representatives on systemic risks, and took part in a roundtable discussion to evaluate the progress made within the region. It was an enriching experience to engage with diverse stakeholders and contribute to advancing local climate initiatives.