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Morgan will take the role of executive chairman at the group, with aims to grow the business into the biggest e-commerce group in the UK.
A lowland streaked tenrec, a species found only on Madagascar. More than half the mammals on the island are on the IUCN red list. Photograph: Chien C Lee/PA Nafilyan V, Morgan J, Mais D, et al. Risk of suicide after diagnosis of severe physical health conditions: a retrospective cohort study of 47 million people. The Lancet Regional Health - Europe. 2023;25:100562. doi:10.1016/j.lanepe.2022.100562
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Women’s gymwear brand AYBL is set to accelerate its ambitious expansion plans following a significant investment from Gymshark founder Lewis Morgan. The 25 authors share many concerns and offer a 19-point summary for improving conservation efforts. But they diverge widely in their prescriptions for how the IUCN red list’s role should change. Molina N, Viola M, Rogers M, et al. Suicidal ideation in bereavement: a systematic review. Behav Sci. 2019;9(5):53. doi:10.3390/bs9050053. I can’t wait to see what the future holds, as we continue to build the business as a major fast-growth player in the fashion, fitness and lifestyle arenas – we have huge aspirations and hope to one day become the biggest e-commerce group in the UK.” His research has shed light on Colombia’s little-known yellow-headed manakin, a round, citrus-yellow bird that lives in Andean cloud forests. Palacio analysed 100 years of ornithological data to show that the species is endemic to the country and declining amid habitat loss.
Let’s say the IUCN red list disappears tomorrow. What instrument, what tool are we going to use to see if we’ve met our goals on threats to biodiversity?” says Ortuño-Crespo. “I think the best thing that we could do at this stage is have an honest, open conversation about what works really well on the IUCN red list and what works terribly. Just lay it all out. No judgment, no egos.” Ruben Dario Palacio, a biologist and the paper’s lead author, found first-hand how the red list can divert attention and funding from where conservationists believe it is needed most. There are populations and species that will decline or disappear because we are putting uncritical faith in a single all-powerful list Ruben Dario Palacio, biologist A jaguar in the Sierra de Vallejo in Nayarit, Mexico. While jaguars are labelled as not threatened, scientists say that assessment ignores vulnerable subpopulations. Photograph: Alejandro Prieto/2018 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Menon NK, Shanafelt TD, Sinsky CA, et al. Association of physician burnout with suicidal ideation and medical errors. JAMA Netw Open. 2020;3(12):e2028780. doi:10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2020.28780 Progress has, thankfully, happened fast from a time where the word of white scientists was often taken more seriously than that of scientists of colour, says Sundar. However, IUCN assessments continue to take lessons learned in Europe or America, and impose them worldwide “We are now seeing what can only be called a colonial notion of conservation,” he says.A new paper co-authored by Hughes expresses a range of concerns that some scientists and conservationists on the frontline have about the red list, accusing it of providing assessments which can be unreliable and in some cases biased, while occupying an outsize role in global decision-making. Palacio says this was due to a flawed red list assessment – which did not assess population levels, nor explicitly consider key concerns, such as habitat fragmentation or the climate crisis. Instead of spending on the manakin, he was told the funds could go toward other species such as the Ruiz’s robber frog, a species that is already well-protected. For ocean experts the need for change is particularly evident, says Guillermo Ortuño-Crespo, co-chair of the IUCN high seas specialist group. The red list was primarily developed for terrestrial monitoring, later adapted for marine environments, and assessments systematically fail to reflect marine-specific threats, such as overfishing, meaning species such as yellowfin tuna are assessed as “least concern” despite Indian Ocean fisheries plunging to the brink of collapse, he says.
In his new position, Morgan will oversee company strategy and work closely with the Edgerton brothers, who will take the position of joint CEOs. I never expected in my life that I would put 39 babies side by side on a bed, each with a different disease, and in this acute shortage of medical staff, of milk,” said Dr Tabasha. The brothers teamed up with fashion influencer, Alice Cross, in June 2020 to form Because of Alice.
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Jon Paul Rodriguez, chair of the IUCN Species Survival Commission, says that while it does not contain all the world’s species, the red list is the most complete existing source of information on the extinction risk of species globally.
While richer western countries direct funding via national conservation strategies and national “red lists”, the IUCN red list has become a de facto conservation priorities list in many developing countries, argue its critics. The dynamic between global north and south has been historically underappreciated, says Hughes, with most specialist groups still conducted in English or another UN language, leaving voices across Asia in particular among those likely to get lost. When the NGO he founded, Fundación Ecotonos, received funds from the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF), he was told the bird was not threatened enough for him to conduct a targeted assessment of the threats it faces. Awan S, Diwan MN, Aamir A, et al. Suicide in healthcare workers: Determinants, challenges, and the impact of COVID-19. Front Psychiatry. 2022;12:792925. doi:10.3389/fpsyt.2021.792925 AYBL was founded in 2018 by brothers Reiss and Kristian Edgerton from the living room of their Bromsgrove home.Frequently updated, bottom-up data is available from around the world, says Gonzalez – from individuals observing nature, camera traps, eDNA, satellites and drones. These can give us a picture of the status of biodiversity, as well as the ability to detect change as it happens and can better guide conservation action. The IUCN is currently exploring how the red list can begin to incorporate such data, says Rodriguez. I don’t know when West last wandered along Shaftesbury Avenue and its environs in that magical light-filled half-hour before 7.30pm, when audiences start arriving at theatres for the evening performances. Along with the limitations of listing itself, the authors say there is a problem with major organisations that favour funding for species in higher threatened categories. I have always enjoyed the non-London audience,” said West, which is certainly fortuitous for a man about to ply his trade in Bath. The Ustinov’s marketing department must be jigging with joy at all the free publicity their show has been receiving because of the furore in the footlights that West has provoked. Anyone who has watched a David Attenborough documentary will probably have encountered red-list assessments, intended as a “barometer of life”, showing the status of global biodiversity. The red list sorts the species of the world into nine categories of extinction risk, from “extinct” through “endangered” to “least concern”.
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