Jonathan Chase

In this intriguing discussion, Jonathan Chase, head of the biodiversity synthesis research group at iDiv, dives into the paradoxes of biodiversity loss. He explores surprising findings, such as how some disturbances can actually increase species counts. Chase elaborates on the complexities of measuring biodiversity, emphasizing that it's not simply about counting species. He also highlights the nuance in language and ethical considerations when discussing biodiversity change, urging a deeper reflection on what we value in nature.