#Conservation

lucy 🍥

lucyamorris

hey it's sunday and i'm going to do a list of my favourite ANZ birds for no other reason than fuck YEAH BIRDS ARE GREAT #1 the kererū, new zealand's

Himanish Ganjoo

hganjoo153

The awesome role of backspin in swing bowling and dipping yorkers: A thread. If you've ever bowled any kind of seam in your life, you know that your fingers impart

Devayani

Geo_Sophist

Travelling through #India you can't miss such boulder heaps...Think of Hampi's ruins (below) or Sravanabelagola (Karnataka), or Mt Abu (Rajasthan)?#DidYouKnow, such isolated hill/ridge features that jut out from the surrounding

Austin Spence🏳️‍🌈🦃🎄

austinrspence

Happy final day of #PrideMonth2020! Many people don't know #LGBTQ scientists have been involved in ecology/ evolutionary biology since its inception. A thread! Strap in for some history including kicking

Jonathan Grey

ProfJGrey

But the devil is in the detail @AliDriverUK. If one reads the next line 'However, the degree of repeated movements and the overall proportion of fish moving varied between beaver-dammed

Ella Al-Shamahi

LittleMsFossil

Remember those surprising & confusing headlines about a genetic link between 3 Amazonian populations and Australasians? Well for our @channel 4 Amazon series we went to visit one of those

Barrister's Horse

BarristersHorse

threadHISTORIC FISHING RIGHTS1. In relation to claims that historic fishing rights may be revived in the event that the UK & EU fail to reach an agreement on fishing opportunities

Ben Phillips

ben_phi11ips

Road verges can provide valuable habitats for insect pollinators such as bees, butterflies & beetles. But does pollution from roads/traffic make verges less good for pollinators? Our new paper tackles

🌿 ꪜ𝚎𝚐𝚊𝚗𝚒𝚌 🌿

vegix

Have you heard of Rewilding Britain?They're launching a massive rewilding initiative to prevent biodiversity and habitat loss, and are hoping to rewild at least 300,000 acres of land.They're already making

Joseph D.M. White

trailmix_jdmw

NEW(-ish) PAPER: Understanding recruitment limitations in a critically endangered species: The story of the iconic Cape cedar (Widdringtonia wallichii)Open Access: http://doi.org/10.1016/j.gecco.2020.e01062 The Clanwilliam cedar has been in

Guy Shrubsole

guyshrubsole

Last week, the Govt said it will legislate to ban moorland burning - but its proposals contain many loopholes.So, who owns the grouse moors that may be exempt from this

J. Nathan Matias

natematias

Many attempts to govern the internet start by naming a single primary risk factor. Here, @AdrienneLaF points to "megascale." I respect this effort, but can human communication really be more

Denier And Proud

ZSRenn

1. The oceans are being killed.I agree plastics in the ocean are a problem. Where that plastic is entering should be found & eliminated. The blooming phytoplankton, after Hurricanes reduces

Rhett Allain

rjallain

There are so many great #physics problems in @ExpanseOnPrime #TheExpanse.Here is one for you - could Bobbie really hold two spaceships together? Even with her powered exosuit?https://www.wired.com/story/could-bobbie-hold-two-spaceships-toge

Erica Gies

egies

"SLOW WATER" is what I'm calling the way we can adapt to avoid the increased flood risk of 48 percent of global land area by 2100, and 52% of the

Canadian Mama

JackNationalist

Whether you're 100 kms outside of Fort McMurray, a Wet’suwet’en Nation member employed by Coastal GasLink, or a Liberal MP...in all cases the forces of George Soros "that are driving

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