#Conservationists

Izereen Mukri

IzereenM

Sharing some facts and misconceptions about Hornbills in Malaysia. Click on the link to the video. Share, subscribe, like! Read this thread for English reader. The video is in Malay

Benedict Macdonald

Rebirding1

1. Given that house cats are rather good at killing birds, then what good, if any, could the return of a larger, wilder cat – the lynx - achieve for

Brian EdwardsTiekert

bedwardstiek

Hello to everyone suddenly paying attention to the orange skies of the west coast! Local journalist here, fresh off weeks of interviewing weather, climate, forest, and fire experts to give

Paul Ampurire ☹

TheJuneKid

THREAD2020 Highlights in Uganda's Tourism & Travel. This year was undoubtedly strange. But we had some wins in Uganda's travel, conservation, hospitality & tourism sectors....#VisitUganda #Uganda #Travel #PANYC2020 Uganda re

Vita

VitaIreland

In one hour, Vita's online screening and global discussion kicks off. We're linking leading advocates in Ethiopia and Ireland to talk about sustainability - hosted by @CAugustenborg and hashtag #ourcommonhome

Laura Hillis

laurahillis

So far 2020 has seen a lot of extreme weather events linked to #climatechange but these do not seem to be gaining the media coverage they normally would for obvious

Sen. Lamar Alexander

SenAlexander

Ending the filibuster would destroy the impetus in the United States Senate to force broad agreements on hard issues and unleash the tyranny of the majority to steam roll the

Gritcoin Ventures

GritGrowthCap

Keeping in the "wealthy individuals you might not know much about" veinUnmarried Southern industrialist. Decorated Vietnam war vet. Former venture capitalist. MBA and PhD. You probably encounter his products on

Michael Shellenberger

ShellenbergerMD

Don't believe what they say about Calif. blackoutsThey result from *political* failure to hold PG&E accountable after $21 BILLION bail-outFailure stems from decades-long focus on climate/renewables instead of fortifying electric

Camilo López Aguirre

cernestola

Ok people, the current hype in #Science around #Archaeology research in #Chiribiquete and #LaLindosa in #Colombia, albeit deserving, it's a clear example of how scientific discovery is colonised and monopolised.

Ryan Van Velzer

RyanVanVelzer

Here's a thread recap of what 2020 was like for me as a public radio reporter in #Louisville, Kentucky. Let me start by saying it was the most challenging year

Jack Meehan

jackmeehanmedia

Tweet string on the Narrabri Gas Project, recently approved by the IPC after only 90 days and 23,000 submissions, 98% opposed"The future is clear. Investment is flooding into renewable energy

RealScientists | Counts

realscientists

[Tweet by @BatsForLife] Today I'd like to start by talking about a topic that has received more attention recently: bats & diseases. [A thread] [Tweet by @BatsForLife] Do bats carry

Future Crunch

future_crunch

Has there been any good news this year? Glad you asked. Amazing as it may seem, 2020 had big wins for conservation, living standards, peace, safety and human rights, clean

Michael Shellenberger

ShellenbergerMD

I used to believe innovation could reduce the massive ecological impacts of solar & wind farmsThen I realized that we can't make the sun/wind more energy-dense, or reliableThus, I can

Edith Mirante

EdithMirante

1. This History Thread (with Zoology) is about #Wildlife in Burma (Myanmar.) Interactions of humans & wildlife: including ways that non-domesticated mammals, reptiles & birds have been and are commodified

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