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dr. james borrell home blog madagascar: life on the edge best bits how to.. articles list articles motivation articles opinion articles guest articles research articles photography articles speaking articles microadventures videos about expeditions africa overland central desert botanic expedition expedition angano peruvian amazon umphafa, south africa the empty quarter scottish highlands finnish lapland brunei fieldwork svalbard resources discover conservation year of citizen science how to.. articles motivation articles lists and tips articles volunteering opportunities recommended conservation blogs sponsorship and fieldwork grants research speaking media + more media enquiries writing showreel gallery instagram flickr gallery faqs contact speaking james is a highly acclaimed public speaker, if you would like to book him for an event, find out more here. james borrell is a conservation scientist , and science communicator with a passion for adventurous expeditions and conservation fieldwork. he has been involved with a variety of research expeditions, from the peruvian amazon to the dhofar mountains and more. james is an accomplished public speaker and writer having spoken at tedx and been published in the biologist and the guardian . he is also a keen advocate of ‘ citizen science ‘ and founder of discover conservation believing that science and adventure go hand in hand. james runs this website, with a focus on encouraging young conservationists. he blogs about expeditions , motivation , adventure and how to get involved . he writes a monthly newsletter with the most popular articles and news. find out more about james or get in touch . madagascar | life on the edge film madagascar’s once pristine and expansive rainforests are dwindling, and the animals and plants that inhabit them face the same fate. this documentary follows a dedicated team of local and international researchers as they study imperiled forest fragments in remote northern madagascar. explore this site: research james is a research fellow at royal botanic gardens, kew, interested in molecular ecology and conservation. read more fieldwork stories from expeditions and fieldwork around the world, from oman’s sweltering central desert to the ethiopian highlands. read more resources advice, interviews, resources and a big long list of grants to help aspiring and early career conservationists. read more speaking james is a highly acclaimed public speaker with experience presenting to a wide variety of audiences. read more recent popular the plant explorers of kew gardens kew has more scientists working behind the scenes than it does horticultural staff, and here’s a taster of what they do… read more → save our species interview: of grants and career development a few weeks ago the folks at save our species invited me to answer a few questions for their newsletter. here’s what we talked about… but before we leap in, this is a good point to mention that sos gives away some huge threatened species conservation grants ($25,000 to $800,000)- check them out. read more → are we causing the 6th mass extinction event? a podcast interview with radio wolfgang. read more → how to find a phd in conservation (and choose the right one) as i’ve said many times before (probably to justify why my own phd took so long!), conservation is really hard. very smart people have been working away for years, and yet globally, we’re still hemorrhaging biodiversity. if you were to solely focus on the negatives, […] read more → 12 things i never knew about ethiopia (and conservation) for starters, it’s 2010 and they have 13 months in a year… read more → page 1 of 79 1 2 3 4 5 » 10 20 30 ... last » film premiere: life on the edge of all the adventures that working in conservation has brought my way, premiering a film has to be the one that i least expected. i’ve never been to a premiere before, i don’t know anything about films – in essence, i really have no idea what i’m doing! read more → 8 reasons that zoos are critically important for conservation a couple of weeks ago, there was an accident at cincinnati zoo. a child fell into an enclosure with a gorilla named harambe, and to protect the child the gorilla was shot. read more → do you need a masters or phd to work in conservation? is science and academia the only route in? what if you’ve had a different career and want to move into the area – do you need to go back to university and study? read more → 20 tips for first-time conservation bloggers i really believe that the more conservation, environment, wildlife and nature bloggers out there, the more mainstream environmentalism will become. that can only be a good thing. read more → how to.. choose a camera to take on expedition (and how to keep it safe) photography is an incredibly important tool in conservation. you can have all the data and research papers in the world, but unless you inspire action then conservation will remain an uphill struggle. read more → page 1 of 7 1 2 3 4 5 » ... last » twitter: @al_humphreys it’s a good point, but there’s lots of counter arguments.. to my mind if i go round saying ‘hey you,… https://t.co/tsydhhfn0v 4 hours ago rt @lostspeciesday : 190ya, in 1828, was the 1st & last scientific recording of the bonin grosbeak. permanent historic-era settlement of the… yesterday rt @dominic_mart : in ne #madagascar , #vanilla has lifted tens of thousands of farmers out of extreme poverty. more than 60% of households… 2 days ago rt @benjy_eagle : catching up with @wildvoicesproj podcast. there are some excellent recent episodes with @james_borrell and @janegoodallins … 2 days ago colombia: govt rushes to save national park from rampant deforestation. #conservation https://t.co/ygm2uvxwsk 3 days ago instagram: load more… follow on instagram email newsletter: a very occasional email newsletter with expedition news, conservation resources and speaking dates. facebook: @al_humphreys it’s a good point, but there’s lots of counter arguments.. to my mind if i go round saying ‘hey you,… https://t.co/tsydhhfn0v 4 hours ago about: james is a scientist, writer and speaker with a passion for adventurous conservation fieldwork and expeditions. he’s been involved with a range of projects over four continents. from critically endangered big cats in the remote dhofar mountains to biodiversity surveys in the amazon and forest genetics in the high arctic. in the uk, james is a passionate advocate for citizen science and regularly speaks in schools and ngos to inspire and engage young people. pages: conservation resources || sponsorship || expeditions || conservation blogs || citizen science || speaking || gallery || organisations || research || videos || about || blog topics: a few favourites africa overland series archives best bits blogging books citizen science challenge conferences conservation careers conservation ideas crowdfunding discover conservation ethiopia events expedition angano extinction features guest articles how to.. lapland lists london to istanbul madagascar micro adventures more citizen science motivation norway oman peruvian amazon phd photoblogs photography research resources rewilding science communication south africa speaking sponsorship thoughts uncategorized videos website wildlife zoos comments: nick askew on a little list of conservation podcasts (to get you started) lazer woolf on the 12 types of conservation career (and how to choose which one is for you?) bill on how to.. get a job in conservation (and love your work) jerry aylmer on what lessons does driving across africa teach you? struggling to see the wood for the trees – it isn't easy being green on why volunteering with animals does nothing for conservation share: copyright james borrell 2017

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