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Reiss Edgerton said: “I’ve known Lewis for over 20 years, so we’re in the fortunate position to already have the foundations of a relationship based on trust – something that was essential when considering teaming up with an investor. For ocean experts the need for change is particularly evident, says Guillermo Ortuño-Crespo, co-chair of the IUCN high seas specialist group. The red list was primarily developed for terrestrial monitoring, later adapted for marine environments, and assessments systematically fail to reflect marine-specific threats, such as overfishing, meaning species such as yellowfin tuna are assessed as “least concern” despite Indian Ocean fisheries plunging to the brink of collapse, he says.

Numerous species groups have been comprehensively assessed, and as such we have been able to make key findings concerning the world’s biodiversity,” he says. “For example, the IUCN Red List shows that 41% of amphibians, 27% of mammals, 21% of reptiles and 13% of birds are threatened.”Menon NK, Shanafelt TD, Sinsky CA, et al. Association of physician burnout with suicidal ideation and medical errors. JAMA Netw Open. 2020;3(12):e2028780. doi:10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2020.28780 Palacio says this was due to a flawed red list assessment – which did not assess population levels, nor explicitly consider key concerns, such as habitat fragmentation or the climate crisis. Instead of spending on the manakin, he was told the funds could go toward other species such as the Ruiz’s robber frog, a species that is already well-protected. I never expected in my life that I would put 39 babies side by side on a bed, each with a different disease, and in this acute shortage of medical staff, of milk,” said Dr Tabasha. Gonzalez, who is co-chair of GEO BON, a global network of thousands of researchers dedicated to improving how biodiversity is measured, agrees that the red list remains one of the few historical sources that will continue to provide “incredibly valuable” data covering the past five decades. But on its own it is not fit for the purposes it is now required to perform, he adds. I have always enjoyed the non-London audience,” said West, which is certainly fortuitous for a man about to ply his trade in Bath. The Ustinov’s marketing department must be jigging with joy at all the free publicity their show has been receiving because of the furore in the footlights that West has provoked.

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While richer western countries direct funding via national conservation strategies and national “red lists”, the IUCN red list has become a de facto conservation priorities list in many developing countries, argue its critics. The dynamic between global north and south has been historically underappreciated, says Hughes, with most specialist groups still conducted in English or another UN language, leaving voices across Asia in particular among those likely to get lost. Progress has, thankfully, happened fast from a time where the word of white scientists was often taken more seriously than that of scientists of colour, says Sundar. However, IUCN assessments continue to take lessons learned in Europe or America, and impose them worldwide “We are now seeing what can only be called a colonial notion of conservation,” he says.