There's a "tremendous potential for deep studies of the nature of
ecosystems...this is the next big thing...when we get into it we're going
to find new laws and principles [akin] to what moved molecular biology
along so quickly once the main fundamentals were discovered, I think that's
going to happen with ecosystem science in the coming decades," he said.

Mongabay podcast repeat guest and conservation biology legend EO Wilson
called our host this week to check in about his ambitious Half-Earth global
biodiversity initiative and geek out about ecosystem research, listen here:

https://news.mongabay.com/2018/11/audio-a-half-earth-progress-report-from-e-o-wilson/

He also talks about his team's work of currently mapping all of the easily
conserved or already conserved/managed/mixed-use natural areas, a group
which is also engaged in mapping the ranges of all the world's 6000 bee
species, given the import of pollinators to biodiversity.

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Erik

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