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Session 5: Ecological Resilience and Action

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Session 5: Ecological Resilience and Action

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Recorded
Moderator: Shane French (Monash University) and Chloe Recouvreur (AgroSup, France)

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Austria's DPSIR Presentation

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Colorado State University
Ecosystem Science and Sustainability 400: Comoros Mongoose Lemur

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Colorado State University
Ecosystem Science and Sustainability 400: Global Perspectives on Sustainability

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We explore the Lappet-faced vulture as an ecological indicator of Mali through the DPSIR framework.

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Help your colleagues!

Peer review is an essential part of the scientific process. Please help all of our presenters by completing Peer reviews. Peer reviews are a critical part of our professional growth so be sure to write the review that yourself would like to receive: constructive criticism, praise and suggestions

Have questions about the language within the peer review form? Check out this powerpoint from the NSF for information on the review categories: https://www.nsf.gov/bfa/dias/policy/merit_review/overview.pdf

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YEAH 2022 - Environment, Justice and Sustainability conference Peer Review Form

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Peer review is an important scholarly exercise. At YEAH's SDGS for the SDGs, most presenters are students from academic institutions. By providing thoughtful reviews, you can help the students grow professionally. Reviews follow the format of the National Science Foundation from the USA with two elements: (1) Intellectual Merit and (2) Broader Impacts.