Tom Lloyd

@tomlloydnature.bsky.social

🌐 Postdoc, Global Ecosystems @ JCU 📝 Interested in conservation biogeography, protected/conserved areas, ecological compensation, biodiversity informatics & geospatial analytics 📷 Intermittent nature photographer

Scenario modelling of nickel supply to meet demand to 2050 identifies extensive overlap between land and coastal mines and high-priority areas for terrestrial and marine conservation, and shows how this tension would increase under a moratorium on deep-sea mining 🧪 www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Growing nickel supply from the tropics threatens priority conservation areas - Nature Ecology & Evolution

Scenario modelling of nickel supply to meet demand to 2050 identifies extensive overlap between land and coastal mines and high-priority areas for terrestrial and marine conservation, and shows how th...

nature.com

Might a moratorium on all forms of deep-sea mining be more harmful for biodiversity? Out now in @natecoevo.nature.com, led by Dr Jayden Hyman, we explore the ecological tradeoffs associated with nickel supply for priority conservation areas across land and sea. 🪸🌳🌐 1/n

Growing nickel supply from the tropics threatens priority conservation areas - Nature Ecology & Evolution

Scenario modelling of nickel supply to meet demand to 2050 identifies extensive overlap between land and coastal mines and high-priority areas for terrestrial and marine conservation, and shows how th...

nature.com

📣 Are you an ECR looking for work in conservation or ecology research? I've created a feed to track opportunities here 👇 The feed is tracking mentions of "postdoc" or "research fellow/associate", and "biodiversity", "conservation", "ecosystem", "ecology", or "landscape" ~with varying success 🧪🌱🦤🌐

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Gave the last talk of my PhD at #ESAus2024 on target-based compensation for achieving #biodiversity net gain on Tuesday. In short: only feasible in a few ecoregions with nickel mining in Indonesia, and expansion in the most mined area globally not compatible with 50% intact forest retention 🦤🌏🌐

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>47,000 tree species were recently added to the IUCN Red List, with 35% assessed as threatened. There's still another ~26,000 to assess, ~1/3 of which remain undescribed, but great to see plants getting more #conservation attention🌿🌳🦤🌍 📷 Antarctic Beech (VU), Tullawallal / Lamington NP, QLD, Aus

Antarctic Beech trees and mossy boulders on a misty mountaintop