Jane Goodall was an inspiration to anyone who wants to see good happen on this planet. Advocating to the very end, she spoke to us as a Planetary Guardian at NYC Climate Week just last week! An irreplaceable voice helping show the value of all nature.We miss you Jane www.nytimes.com/2025/10/01/o...

Earth Week events kicking off with this one on #EarthDay tomorrow at @nyutandon.bsky.social on “Anthropocene Climate Risks and Resilience in Cities.” Open to the public! Register → tinyurl.com/2wpaad32

A feels like high of -2F (low of -17F) on Tuesday?! Hmmm.... I think I'm ready for some spring warmth, which is definitely not in the forecast for awhile.

Newly out "Nature-based Solutions for Cities" a critical look at role of nature in urban places, including through equity focused, community-led approaches centering co-governance, indigenous and traditional knowledge, local context sensitive design. Open Access! www.elgaronline.com/edcollbook-o...

And now on the cover of The Guardian. It's going to be interesting (to say the very very least) to see how this trends in coming months.

This red line shooting up to the heavens is so scary. We've been saying for a loooong time that we have to scale up adaptation and resilience. But if this persists for a couple years, El Nino suggests yes, climate change fueled extreme events could be devastating, especially on the most vulnerable.