#Wildlife

FACTCHECK: Some images that claim to be examples of HS2 tree planting are actually “staking and tubing” on the site earlier this winter, prior to the actual planting of the
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Large charismatic birds with disproportionately large beaks and distinctive calls, #hornbills are the #farmers of our #forests. Today’s #WildAboutFacts series focuses on these feathered foresters.Join us & share your hornbill
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As we wind up 2020, managing editor @GopiWarrier dived into the 570+ stories we published this year, emerging with a curated despatch from nature's frontlines in India. Read this #thread
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Issues/comments on damage to the wetland ecosystem don't even feature. The elite are so disconnected from reality its disappointing to say the least. @OilIndiaLimited must atleast comment on what they
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Thread/Friday afternoon #QUIZ time! Test your knowledge about #pesticides - the more we know about them, and the insects and #wildlife they threaten, the bigger the movement grows to phase
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Over the yrs, I have reviewed 800 - 1000+ applications for wildlife field technician positions. I have some thoughts! Don't exaggerate. We'll know. We know everyone else & we talk.
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A thread of animals interrupting wildlife photographers. I hope you enjoy it:1. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
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When you think of environmentalist royals, you probably think of Prince Charles.But he really gets it all from his father, Prince Philip, who was at the forefront of the very
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Having read through lots of public comments in response to planning applications, I don't recall anyone opposing new housing because it would reduce the price of their house. For greenfield
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For the last two years, Doug Ford, Andrea Khanjin and the entire Con team have bent over backwards to help their developer friends get access to Ontario's protected greenspaces, wetlands
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Tiger habitat. When I started serious photography in the year 2000, powerful telephoto lenses were kind of unaffordable for me. I had a 70-200 mm lens for a few years.
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Assuming that this will be necessary before too long, there are a wealth of resources out there to help teaching and to support an interest in nature* through learning outdoors
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An impromptu reminder about Climate Change. In case you missed it, it’s 38 degrees C in the arctic circle right now. Thread. (1/N)https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2020/06/21/arctic-temperature-record-siberia/ This is just the latest
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Which is better: timber plantations or native woodland? MARP The false dichotomy alarm is off again. We need to restore native woodlands to sink carbon and increase biodiversity,
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Two major rhino horn shipments were uncovered at Ho Chi Minh City airport on Dec 22 arriving on separate flights. On Dec 23, the incident was publicised indicating the investigation
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Today and every #InternationalDayOfWomenInScience, women belong in science. Even on days when you feel small, or get rejected, or can't work the code: you belong. 1/ I spent *most* of
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