Dear ECOLOGers - Please find the last posts (September) from the science 
community "Biocultural Landscapes & Seascapes" (BCLS). Posts are classified 
by topics below. Reminder: See instructions for interacting with the authors 
of these posts (Last section of the message).

I. SCIENCE LITERATURE

- Post 1 by Msc Christoph Rupprecht - Decrease of Biocultural landscape and 
practices leads to increased species extinction risk in Japan. Nation-wide 
agrarian depopulation threatens semi-natural grassland species in Japan: 
Sub-national application of the Red List Index: 
https://plus.google.com/113268920606901026463/posts/7mUCkuFWQzG

- Post 2 by JB Pichancourt. Cultural Ecology of Zenmai Gathering in Miomote 
(IKEYA K., 2004): 
https://plus.google.com/113715128728162470816/posts/LsRN65s4rPx

- Post 3 by Dr Bernadette Montanari - Mother Pelican ~ A Journal of 
Solidarity and Sustainability: 
https://plus.google.com/103754576453053002659/posts/DDb8iiVSvKp

- Post 4 by Dr JB Pichancourt: Biocultural landscape history of Ascension 
Island in the South Atlantic. How humans have been transforming the the 
ecosystem of this island, creating a very different but nevertheless very 
biodiverse ecosystem. 
https://plus.google.com/113715128728162470816/posts/WGUDQV7XG2b

- Post 5 by Msc Christoph Rupprecht - Presentation of new journal The 
Anthropocene Review. 
https://plus.google.com/113268920606901026463/posts/Jpuh4zkh6ov

- Post 6 by Samantha Andrews. presentation of paper “'Evaluating Social and 
Ecological Vulnerability of Coral Reef Fisheries to Climate Change' (Cinner 
et al., 2013): 
https://plus.google.com/109924013273646309107/posts/6eknWjb3Q6W
 
- Post 7. by Dr JB Pichancourt: Stone Country of Arnhem: Cultural legacies, 
fire ecology, and biodiversity change (Trauernicht et al., 2013): 
https://plus.google.com/113715128728162470816/posts/12QjVDkDayH

- Post 8 by Dr JB Pichancourt - Biocultural Diversity: Moving Beyond the 
Realm of ‘Indigenous’ and ‘Local’ People: 
https://plus.google.com/113715128728162470816/posts/FLhDkvevotk

- Post 9 by JB Pichancourt -  Environmental historian Tim Flannery is 
pushing in his new book his ideas on the role of humans in shaping and 
conserving biodiversity and landscapes in Australia: Book: “After the 
Future: Australia's New Extinction Crisis”. 
https://plus.google.com/113715128728162470816/posts/bs1p89qiTtV

II. VIDEO & AUDIO PODCASTS

- Post 1 by Dr Jan Oosthoek - Audio podcast: Dr Oosthoek is Interviewing  
Dr.  Dolly Jørgensen and explore together the concept of Re-wilding in a 
world of social, environmental and climate change. This interview discusses 
what wild and rewilding of nature means and what history can contribute to 
efforts to rewild and restore landscapes and ecosystems: 
https://plus.google.com/104608946051239849889/posts/21SjZrmMe7x

- Post 2 by Dr Jan Oosthoek - Audio podcast: Dr Oosthoek is Interviewing  
Dr. Alessandro Antonelloon the history of ecological science and governance 
of natural resources in the Antarctic: 
https://plus.google.com/104608946051239849889/posts/WvSDnFrbmvd

- Post 3 - by Dr Miguel A. García-Valenzuela. Dr García-Valenzuela shares 
the video of his TEDxDF talk on the Biocultural diversity of Mexico: 
https://plus.google.com/107096150104338976747/posts/W5QQfDLFQnL

III. JOB CENTRAL

- Job 1 (by Dr. Bernadette Montanari) - Please see the post about the 
International society of Ethnobiology Darrell Posey Fellowship Program who 
is offering several fellowships.  
https://plus.google.com/103754576453053002659/posts/59jPJvuWQZk

- Job 2 (by Dr. Bernadette Montanari) - Please see below opportunities that 
have come in fisheries with NOAA for 36 months fellowships. 
https://plus.google.com/103754576453053002659/posts/KxQneG45T9Z

- Job 3 (by Dr. Bernadette Montanari) - See link below for 3 PhD positions 
at CIFOR (Center for International Forestry Research): 
https://plus.google.com/103754576453053002659/posts/iWyRX42A1Ri

*Job 4* (by Dr. Bernadette Montanari) Please find below an exciting position 
to coordinate UC Irvine's campus-wide Salton Sea Initiative: 
https://plus.google.com/103754576453053002659/posts/PAgk9qQDTAe

IV. EDUCATION & MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS / PROJECTS

- Post 1 by Msc D. Padula - Maps of important biocultural landmarks, while 
also providing valuable GIS data that can be used to present 
biodiversity/cultural/historical preservation data to governmental 
organizations.  The model of the Amazon Conservation Team: 
https://plus.google.com/102918354484271170378/posts/1KdFoynrd8k

- Post 2 by Dr JB Pichancourt - Presentation of Biocultural Project in 
Tanzania: Language as the Missing Ingredient of Biodiversity Conservation. 
https://plus.google.com/113715128728162470816/posts/BpKPUMJA5jQ

V. EVENTS: CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, HANGOUTS, FESTIVALS, ETC ...

- Post 1 by Dr B. Montanari - CBD International meeting on biodiversity, 
indigenous and local communities and traditional knowledge opens Monday in 
Montreal: https://plus.google.com/103754576453053002659/posts/GJCi5RjgXdf

- Post 2 by Dr. B. Montanari - Bridging Science and Development' in the 
framework of the forthcoming World Congress on Agroforestry in Delhi on 
2014. https://plus.google.com/103754576453053002659/posts/g6kZ4TDXtmY

- Post 3 by Md Sumon Shahriar -  The first workshop on machine learning for 
environmental sustainability- 
https://plus.google.com/117242392254447735998/posts/7MnHh52PLpF

-  Post 4 by Dr. B. Montanari. The 2013 International Permaculture Congress 
https://plus.google.com/103754576453053002659/posts/DCgeWcrdQkg

- Post 5 by Dr. Damian Settle - Dr. Settle organizes a
WORKSHOP on “Landscapes and climate change mitigation: Lessons from near 
neighbours”: https://plus.google.com/u/0/events/c6hk1menm1rugfd6413kad9rro4?
authkey=CNOjp_WEqeiI0AE

VI. GRASSROOTS STORIES

- Posts 1,2,3 by EcoAgriculture Partners - 3 stories on sustainable 
intensification in rural landscapes :  
1. https://plus.google.com/102678093737139796391/posts/JKrJa9rNtz6
2 https://plus.google.com/102678093737139796391/posts/Lyn3nbw92K8
3. https://plus.google.com/102678093737139796391/posts/JKrJa9rNtz6

- Posts 4,5,6 by Msc Steve Liaros -  3 stories of intentional communities/ 
ecolvillages in Europe “in harmony with nature and the others”,  from 
Steve’s and his wife’s world tour discovery of intentional communities and 
ecovillages 
1. Damanhur (Italy): 
https://plus.google.com/102915482316499839857/posts/UjZQ25pKA6A
2. Sieben Linden (Germany) 
https://plus.google.com/102915482316499839857/posts/5TMhVE96hLf
3. ZEGG, Germany: 
https://plus.google.com/102915482316499839857/posts/5TMhVE96hLf

VII. DISCUSSIONS, OPINIONS & QUESTIONS 

- Post 1 by Msc Steve Liaros: Some thoughts about how our ecosystems are 
designed by our psychology or more importantly, by our attitude to others 
who have a different outlook to life... Do we create competition and 
conflict or do we embrace the difference and diversity? 
https://plus.google.com/102915482316499839857/posts/7XNaiA3wWdy

- Post 2 (Dr JB Pichancourt): Very active conversation between members 
around The ethics of using geotagged / facetagged photos in social mapping 
medias: https://plus.google.com/113715128728162470816/posts/TRreX8dUyGE

- Post 3 (Dr JB Pichancourt): Introduction to Minchizu map layer by Google+: 
Let people discover through google map your geotagged posts, photos or field 
based scientific papers: 
https://plus.google.com/113715128728162470816/posts/P5YypLZGQZ2
https://plus.google.com/113715128728162470816/posts/Rgg4xcorFBn

VIII. SELF INTRODUCTION

- Post 1* Ilari Sohlo is  working in Laos on developing land management 
approaches related to community adaptation to climate change, including 
agro-forestry and -biodiversity: 
https://plus.google.com/103086587132296212196/posts/JmpJVh5CTs7

- Post 2: Dr. William Graham is presenting himself and his new community 
“Complexity Toolkit For Nature's Stewards”: 
https://plus.google.com/118113133378272150147/posts/gPcd7T7kQUr

HOW TO INTERACT WITH AUTHORS & JOIN THE BCLS COMMUNITY

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Kind regards, 
the BCLS community manager

Dr. Jean-Baptiste Pichancourt
Office:  +61 (0)7  3833 5680
[email protected]

CSIRO Ecosystem Sciences
Ecoscience Precinct (GC-west), 
41 Boggo road, 
Dutton Park QLD 4102, 
Australia

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