Yesterday I had the pleasure of taking part to the Webinar “Women in climate change – Donne e cambiamento climatico”, part of the campaign organised by Wikimedia Foundation Sustainability Consortia to increase the visibility of women that are playing a crucial role in climate change.
You can find below the video of the whole event (in Italian), my talk starts at the 28th minute.
Yesterday I had the pleasure to host the Pint of Science Cambridge event “Climate change and conservation after COVID-19: what’s next?”, an online roundtable with the geographer Chris Sandbrook, geoengineer Hugh Hunt, and Eleanor Bladon, zoologist and broadcaster.
It was a lively debate in which we discussed a lot of questions. What is happening with climate change and conservation? What are the next steps to be taken? Has the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted our efforts towards a greener world? How can technology help us? Look at the video below to find the answers proposed by our experts.
Every year the evolutionary biology community celebrates Darwin Day. On the 12th of February, the birthday of Charles Darwin, events are organised all over the world to celebrate the scientist and his legacy.
This year, I have organised and moderated an online seminar (in Italian) for AIRIcerca Cambridge.
“Discovering the first Italian edition of “On the Origin of Species”
Speakers: Marco Ferraguti (evolutionary biologist) e Chiara Ceci (science communicator)
You can find below the whole video of the event (in Italian).
Yesterday I had the honour of presenting at the Cambridge Zero Climate Change Festival my board game about evolution and climate change inspired by the work of the Evolutionary Ecology Group (University of Cambridge).
You can find below the video of my talk, in which I present the board game and some of the science behind it.
Yesterday I had the pleasure to take part in FermHAmente, the Fermo Science Festival.
I have been talking about the impact of past and present climate changes on animal species, and about the board game that I have created on the topic.
In the original program two different events were scheduled, but because of tecnical problems they were merged into a single one held on Saturday.
Here is the video of my talk (in Italian).