#Habitat

Richard Broughton

woodlandbirder

A nice story, but some dodgy science here. I've been studying 3 of these species for 5-20 yrs in British woods & Bialowieza forest. Lynx are great, but they don't

National Geographic

NatGeo

How has #COVID19 impacted conservation? In honor of #WildlifeConservationDay we'll be hearing from Gladys Kalema-Zukosoka (@DoctorGladys) and Ricardo Moreno of @yaguarapanama who are both studying the pandemic's effects on wildlife.

Philosopher-Prince-Prophet Coinaday 🧐

coinaday1

ITT the most simplistic takes on homelessness ever.Yes, I believe that as a society we should be doing more to address homelessness, but that most of these mindsets are quite

Ferris Jabr

ferrisjabr

I knew about fancy domestic pigeons, but I didn't realize there were so many stunningly beautiful wild pigeons, too.This is the Victoria crowned pigeon. When it's born, it looks like

Kiwi Bear

hyperboriankiwi

Bear subspecies threadThe cinnamon bear is a subspecies of black bear found in the Western parts of America and Canada. It's scientific name is Ursus Americanus Cinnamomum. They live up

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vegix

Consumers are sold the idea that animals on UK farms have good lives, and yet most live inside factory farms where their natural behaviours are thwarted, and they suffer, and

Paraic O'Donnell

paraicodonnell

You’ve probably read this week’s stories about threats to insect populations and why they’re alarming (scroll down for spoilers*). Here are some things you can do to help.*We could all

UK Research and Innovation

UKRI_News

This month for #IYPH2020, we’re looking at how plant pests and diseases spread around the world, and how research helps keep UK farms, forests and gardens safe. Here are just

Benedict Macdonald

Rebirding1

5. The story of the boar & the butterflies is so rich and complex, it’s hard to fit into a tweet, but the presence of boar increases the habitat of

Sajith Pai

sajithpai

Thread. Manish Sabharwal of Teamlease is an interesting mind. Those of you who saw his interview w @jomalhotra of @ThePrintIndia where he spouts stats & speaks his mind bluntly, would

Markus Eichhorn

markus_eichhorn

I'm very much in support of allowing natural regeneration to occur. This article contains a few misleading statements though.https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/dec/15/restore-uk-woodland-trees-report-rewilding-britain I haven&

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specieswithshan

1) Hi I'm Shanna! Conservation efforts typically take decades to show tangible species and habitat recovery. What success can be claimed in a short time? Enter Redonda the remote uninhabited

Jonny Ecology

JonnyEcology

Thread 1/14. One of the positives I've tried to take from lockdown is the opportunity for exploring local nature on a deeper level than time normally allows 2/14 This winter

Anna Gifty is on IG and says #SACE2021

itsafronomics

late night thoughts: I've been thinking about how hustle culture is overrated and how it robs us of our joy at the end of the day. Saying "no days off"

Bealtaine Cottage Goddess Permaculture Gardens

PermaGoddess

A Good Start To 2021!A thread https://bealtainecottage.com/2021/01/16/a-good-start-to-2021/ The new calendar year has begun and many are casting a glance over their shoulder to the year that was...difficult for many and with,

Mwangi Kirubi

mwarv

For slightly over 18 months now, I have been documenting the construction of the Kipeto Energy Wind Farm in Kajiado.Today I'd like to share part of the clean energy revolution

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