B&B around the web
Welcome to B&B around the web.
We'll be using B&B around the web as a informal means of more regular communication.
In addition to giving short updates about the B&B initiative, we'll also be linking to content around the web, such as videos and articles, about business and biodiversity.
As B&B around the web matures, we'll be adding more features
Any comments and feedback are welcome - alex.lloyd (at) gtz dot de.
Happy reading.
COP15 and BiodiversityAs today is the first day of COP15, we've prepared an overview of all things Biodiversity and Climate Change.
Transparent sea cucumbers, antifreeze in beetles, and other snippets of biodiversity from around the web.
TED Talks have a video up about how nano-technologists and biologists have been helped by the humble Gecko.
A company, Sea2Table, has a novel approach to dealing with the introduced Lion Fish - eat it.
A new BCG/Sloan report highlights the benefits of the earnest pursuit of sustainability.
New Scientist has an interview with conservationist and author, E. O. Wilson
Scientists in South Africa have recently discovered 18 new species of previously unrecorded invertebrates after an eight day survey
New research indicates that sustainability leaders outperform their peers.
Two new developments should help reduce the impact on whales and bats.
We now have more pictures of the planned touring exhibition available
As part of the preparation for our touring exhibition, we've collecting some info about the Aral Sea - a vivid and shocking example of the effects of unsustainable water use.
The Kerr Centre for Sustainable Agriculture has released a report with some interesting facts in it worth sharing.
Two pieces of news from across the web, both about the economic value of ecosystems.
A video of the Session Desk by Archimedes we'll be using in our touring exhibition.
B&B Coordinator, Edgar Endrukaitis, was interviewed by Japanese Green.tv. Here's a link to the video.
