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HistoryKE

#HistoryKeThread MawingoThe name of Gabriel Prudhomme (pictured) wouldn’t ring familiar with most Kenyans. Not with many historians, either. But Gabriel was a European living in Kenya in the 1930s. He

linden hawthorne

Haggewoods

No 1 Lotus corniculatus Bird’s-foot Trefoil, Part 3/3Has 130 dependents: inc. 21 Coleoptera (Beetles & Weevils); 6 Diptera (Flies); 6 Hymenoptera (Sawflies, Bees, Ants, Wasps); 6 Hemiptera (Cicadas, Aphids, Planthoppers,

John Griffin

JNGriffy

While several papers this week remind us that trophic cascades are not found everywhere, here’s a short thread on how crucial they can be in salt marshes Consumers like the

Sophie Leguil

SLeguil

1/n Apologies for ranting again about wildflowers. The charity Buglife undertakes great campaigns to raise awareness on insects. I was therefore disappointed to see that their "B-Lines" project is advertised

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Chars_Slonker

Thread on Danny Roxo: The "White Devil of Mozambique" Danny Roxo was born in Northern Portugal on February 1, 1933. At the age of 18, he moved to Mozambique, a

Jonny Ecology

JonnyEcology

Thread The Atlantic rainforests of the west coast of Scotland are amongst the richest habitats for wildlife in Britain They are internationally important for mosses, liverworts and lichens which

🌰Build Soil: plant one million edible chestnuts!

BuildSoil

Let’s talk about a word we use so out of context that we forget it has meaning: Organic. The whole cert thing makes it pretty abstract. It’s common for opponents

linden hawthorne

Haggewoods

Origanum vulgare, Wild marjoram, is almost ubiquitous on our North Yorkshire Verges, in flower June–September & buzzing with pollinators. It also supports nearly 50 other invert species as a larval

Sophus zu Ermgassen

sophusticated

In 2023, England is going to introduce the world's most wide-ranging No Net Loss/Net Gain-type policy, mandatory Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG). We collected data from early-adopter councils to ask: what

Rewilding Science

RewildingS

1/ Modelling indicates that large areas in North and South America and Eurasia have suitable climate and habitat for #rewilding with wild-living horses. #rewildingscience paper by Pernille Naundrup and @JCSvenning

Matt Brierley Wildlife

mattbrierley

A thread Managing for urban butterflies.If you want roadside verges buzzing with life & brimming with butterflies - or if you've mourned the loss of a habitat blitzed by

Chan

chan_but_bees

Hey y'all! I'm gonna try something! For #EntSoc20, I recorded a talk about Bombus affinis foraging and habitat preferences in a large, restoration setting. For those who may be interested

G O L D E N H O R D E S

MirzaMongol

CHANGAIZ KHAN.95 commenders of the thousandsAfter Chinggis(Genghis) khagan had unified all Mongols .The Mongols assembled at the source of the Onon river in the year of the Tiger (1206 CE).Having

Richard Waite

waiterich

It's #ClimateWeek2019, so let's have a THREAD about carbon opportunity costs, since we can't keep warming below 2°C (let alone 1.5°) without halting deforestation - and probably reforesting large areas.

bearistotle

gnrosenberg

Take your @steak_umm and shove it: A proposed course of study for “socially-responsible” faux-woke frozen meat brand accounts about the social irresponsibility of the industry that pays them.https://twitter.com/steak_umm/status/12957487

bearistotle

gnrosenberg

Epidemic Illness, Animal Agriculture, and the History of Quarantines in the United States: A Thread One frustrating bit in GOP opposition to increasing unemployment insurance was the idea that if

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