#Biodiversity

Anosognosiogenesis

pookleblinky

The vast, vast majority of multicellular life on earth, is aquatic.Statistically, the average multicellular life on earth looks more like a bobbit worm than a human. And yet scifi is

Museums Victoria

museumsvictoria

Today is World Digital Preservation Day, and we have our Senior Images Coordinator @MuseumLAR taking over our Twitter feed until 5pm to talk all things #digitalpreservation in the Museum!

Wrath Of Gnon

wrathofgnon

Kitayama Village is probably the most amazing village in Japan that most people have never heard of. Population is a mere 432, 97% forest, it is the only place in

George Monbiot

GeorgeMonbiot

In this thread, @cartoonralph and I discuss new ways of talking about the living world and the threats it faces, so that our language stimulates people’s imagination and encourages them

Gopi Warrier

GopiWarrier

Recently I sorted my stories on fading-newsprint clippings from the 1990s. These were my clippings from the Down to Earth magazine (1992-1993) and The Hindu Business Line newspaper (1994-2002). Together,

Tim Akimoff

timakimoff

We bought him a leopard gecko for his 9th birthday. He named it Morris. I got laid off from the newspaper where I was a reporter at the end of

Tom Lancaster

tommlancaster

Some new analysis from us on the where and what of woodland expansion in the UKA quick thread here for the lazy or time poor...https://twitter.com/rspbscience/status/1359784739964477442 First, we looked at what

Simon West

sim_patrickwest

Can we build close, sustainable connections btw ‘humans’ & ‘nature’ when our basic concepts are based on their separation? In this paper @JamilaHaider @SStlhammar @StephenWoroniec & I show how relational

Regina R. Rodrigues

rrrocean

The Pantanal is currently on fire in Brazil and yet this doesn’t make the headlines. I don’t mean to say it is more or less important than current fires on

KinglakeForest 🐨

KinglakeForest

Science. What even is it? And why do even the moustachioed bad guys try and claim its authority?A thread. Essentially, science is a way of shortcutting a debate. Look, here

Niva Yau 邱芷恩

nivayautszyan

(1/5) @FT's second attempt to push a much too simplified narrative that Chinese policy banks are now lending less overseas, based on @BU_Tweets's porous dataset.https://www.ft.com/content/d9bd8059-d05c-4e6f-968b-1672241ec1f6 (2/5) B

Anant Shankar

anant_aranya

On the occassion of the International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem, I wish to bring the work done on the ground in restoring the mangroves.Mangroves are basically

Pavithra

_pavie

Has anyone seen the start of the Cooum river? :) Would you be interested to see? In 2018, I walked some stretches of the Cooum river mostly around the start

Dorothea Baltruks

Baltruks

This weekend I’ve been attending @COP26_Coalition conference that brought together NGOs, trade unions & activists from around the world. Well done to the organisers!! I’ve learnt so much and want

Valeria Sabaté

SabateValeria

1/4 In December 2020, the @sciencemagazine family published 9 research papers with a total of 54 authors from 4 Latin American countries (Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Venezuela). Of those papers,

Emily Winter

EmilyR_Winter

Hello! I’m excited to share my #PhD work on the behavioural ecology of lowland river fishes in the #NorfolkBroads UK in collaboration with @BU_Research, @NaturalEngland, @EnvAgencyAnglia and @Fishtrack1. This is

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