#Habitat

Dr. Sweta Chakraborty

swetac

I'm a risk and behavioral scientist. I assess threats related to pandemics, food scarcity, over-population, and climate change. Here's what we're not talking about enough: the frequency of global pandemics

• General Zee 🎭 • #EndSARS

heisTactic

Nature had fun Creating this 14 Rare Animals - A Thread.1. Takahē Bird. This colorful bird was thought to be extinct, but scientists rediscovered it in New Zealand in

Jack Emmerson

Jack_IM9

190 mm scallop harvested from within a Marine Nature Reserve that includes: 1) No-Take (Seagrass and Modiolus beds) zones2) Potting-only (Rocky shore/Conservation) zones3) Scallop Fishery management zone with capped

SESevers

edge_nature

A reminder, if wildlife photography is either with a still camera, video camera, and/or using a drone & the actions of the photographer changes an animal’s behavior, it’s not to

Debby Ng

torvaanser

Religious animal liberation (放生) comes in many forms. I have witnessed the release of songbirds, snakes, crustaceans, into non-native habitats. Many released animals die from stress or habitat unsuitability, those

Ben See

ClimateBen

Scientsts: global warming of 3.2C is* hard to survive* hard to prevent* likely by 2090* possible by 2070* plausible by 2050* just one of many existential threats that mean a

Josie Cohen

josiecoh

1/ - Great to see lots of outrage about @DefraGovUK's decision to allow sugar beet farmers to use #neonics. Here is a thread with some of detail and nuance that

Greens for HS2

Greens4HS2

We know many very committed Greens are involved in these protests against #HS2, concerned about the loss of habitat and woodland - we respect their dedication. But they’re protesting about

TheOtherSideOfTheCoin

TOSOTC_CFC

MATEO KOVACIC - BACK TO HIS NATURAL HABITATAgainst Man United Kovacic was back to his original best. You wonder why? Well sitting deep and driving from there comes naturally for

Laura Kroesen

KroesenLaura

#AnimBehav2021 Mountain goats (Oreamnos americanus) are elusive high alpine ungulates that live in steep and mountainous environments where it is difficult to directly observe and record behaviour. 1/6 @DavidHik

Shailendra Singh, IFS

s_singh_ifs

In the corridors of human-elephant co-existence.1/ This thread is dedicated to the most magnificent of the animals on earth, the Elephant. Huge yet humble, powerful yet responsible, intelligent yet unassuming,

O'Foghlu

rayofoghlu

Could all our river valleys look like this?The Ballymacraven as it enters the Inagh at Ennistymon.Unfortunately, the river is low status due to pressure from forestry (phosphorous) upstream at Lickeen

Woodland Trust Cymru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🌎

CoedCadw

Thread. Video 5) Will Evans @willpenrievans farmer, @FarmersWeekly columnist, host of @RandRFarmingPod & Co-founder of @eatfarmnow Gives a strong balanced perspective on our proposed #HedgesandEdges agricultural payment scheme. Thread.

Tom Finch

tomfinch89

A thread about our new paperhttps://besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1365-2664.137851/ This work was motivated by an interest in how land can be better used to deliver everything we'd like it to deliver - including,

EPPS Lab

eppslab

Congratulations Nick Anderson @MrEelgrass on your successful MS thesis defense on eelgrass monitoring!!! @UNH_GradSchool @NHEPSCoR @COLSA_UNH @NHSeaGrant @PREPCommunity Eelgrass provides essential forage and habitat for fish and other coast

Chris Nadeau

cpnscience

(1/4) Could evolution INCREASE the negative impacts of climate change on biodiversity? Computer models suggest YES. Our new experiments support the key process driving this surprising pattern: eco-evolutionary priority effects.

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