#TimesEvoke | A walk in the #park When we hear the word ‘park’, many of us think of a neat public garden with clipped lawns, bright swings and welcoming benches. https://t.co/I3MRyhyXeL #nationalparks #biodiversity #nature

#TimesEvoke | 'South Africa's national parks protect #wildlife and #ecosystems - they face the pressures of land and #inequality' https://t.co/OdmPJ7DXn1 #nationalparks #biodiversity #nature

#ReadersWrite | A walk in the #park https://t.co/I3MRyhyXeL #nationalparks #biodiversity #nature #TimesEvoke

#TimesEvoke | ‘India’s wildlife, decimated by hunting and forest exploitation, found succour in national parks’ https://t.co/0mGZkURDan #nationalparks, #biodiversity #nature

#TimesEvoke | 'India's wildlife, decimated by hunting and forest exploitation, found succour in national #parks' https://t.co/Bgolgcq4Al #India #wildlife #nationalparks #biodiversity #nature

‘#Plantations grew with #colonialism — #tea impacted both humans and ecology’ @SarahBesky @CornellAnthro #nature #Anthropocene #TimesEvoke https://t.co/o8imlzioH0

‘#Plantations grew with #colonialism — #tea impacted both humans and ecology’ https://t.co/o8imlzioH0 #nature #Anthropocene #TimesEvoke

‘Climate change impacts food and nutritional security — Earth needs #regenerativefarming’ Pamela D. McElwee, professor at Rutgers University, speaks to #TimesEvoke on why climate change is a major threat to food production — and steps to mitigate this: https://t.co/8IkfHNPu97

‘#SustainableFarmers conserve biodiversity — bees and animals boost their productivity’ Arshiya Bose, a coffee entrepreneur seeking to empower smallholder farmers protecting ecosystems, discusses her insights with #TimesEvoke: https://t.co/Xl9Tq4SJ4c

‘India has rich #IndigenousCrops. I grow 70 kinds of rice’ Shamika Mone, an organic farmer who moved fields from academia to agriculture, shares her experiences with #TimesEvoke & discusses becoming a cultivator, the three pillars of sustainable farming: https://t.co/5lYYYvcsJd

A sustainable seed Join #TimesEvoke on a vibrant journey of sustainable farming which can feed the world while healing Earth. Read: https://t.co/DJ29F5StSz

The world faces a powerful challenge — industrial agriculture, which once fed a growing global population, is now making Earth increasingly fragile. Read this week's edition of #TimesEvoke here 👉 https://t.co/qK1EBKAcWK

Global warming is now impacting ecosystems worldwide. As #TimesEvoke’s global experts emphasise, multiple mitigations are possible to shore up local resilience against climate change. 👉 https://t.co/falTH41cNf

‘#ClimateRefugees need legal protection and more support from rich economies’ Michael Doyle teaches at Columbia University and has served as assistant secretary — general in the United Nations. He shares his perspective with #TimesEvoke 👇 https://t.co/5l8rqikYwk

‘Each of Africa’s 54 countries is facing #climatedistress and forced migrants’ Elsadig Elsheikh, a director of the Global Justice Program at Berkeley University discusses his insights with #TimesEvoke 👇 https://t.co/ahoNgiZljX #ClimateDistress

‘Climate change is the tipping point driving migration — building local resilience is key’ Sunita Narain, director general of the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE). She speaks to #TimesEvoke 👇 https://t.co/aPtJ8XohV8 #climatechange

A refuge for humanity Join #TimesEvoke on an in-depth journey of some of the most powerful solutions we have to create a better climate. 👉 https://t.co/mBBrf2mcRG

Meet the fishing cat: Protecting this shy species will save our precious wetlands Tiasa Adhya, a biologist, writes in #TimesEvoke Inspire, discussing an intriguing feline which has thrived for centuries in marshy wetlands — & which faces a growing threat: https://t.co/mL2TOWiojo

Meet the fishing cat: Protecting this shy species will save our precious wetlands Tiasa Adhya, a biologist, writes in #TimesEvoke Inspire, discussing an intriguing feline which has thrived for centuries in marshy wetlands — & which faces a growing threat: https://t.co/FT0s0SUmLN

Meet the fishing cat: Protecting this shy species will save our precious wetlands Tiasa Adhya, a biologist, writes in #TimesEvoke Inspire, discussing an intriguing feline which has thrived for centuries in marshy wetlands — & which faces a growing threat: https://t.co/FT0s0SUmLN