#Pollinators

McArt Lab

McArtLab

For pollinator week, we’re releasing our 432-page risk-benefit analysis for neonicotinoid insecticides (see link below). A brief synopsis via this thread (1/18)…. https://pollinator.cals.cornell.edu/pollinator-research-cornell/neonicoti

Jeff McFadden

homemadeguitars

I really don't know why, but I've got a question.Is there a scientific case which can be made that developed society can continue to live like we do, except with

Robert Denny

denny_robert

There are very interesting developments going on in our countryside both where I live in Herefordshire & here in West Oxfordshire & I am more encouraged than I can remember

Tom Philpott

tomphilpott

Truly mind-boggling that at this point, with global bird and insect populations under severe pressure, the UN's Food & Ag Organization @FAO would launch an alliance with the ... pesticide

Jim Meigs

jamesbmeigs

A thread about birds and bees and flowers: Over the past couple of years we've dug up part of our lawn and replaced it with a strip of wildflower meadow.

Nigel Raine

NigelERaine

Let's say 2020 has n challenging... I'm very proud of the resilience, fortitude, hard work & dedication shown by the @1in3mouthfuls #pollinator team & their many impressive achievements in spite

Scot Mathieson

scot_nature_boy

Big natureboy shout out to @StirUni in lockdown letting the campus grasslands flourish largely uncut, other than a few verges at entrances. Looks the most beautiful it’s been in the

Lyndsey "Sheep Farmer Reporter" Smith

realloudlyndsey

I know many farmers see solar power sites as an eyesore. Truth be told, I did too, until we realized we could actually farm them. Here's a thread on how

Erik Paterson

erikpaterson

One year ago today, my partner and I collected the keys to our home. We didn't really expect to have as much time inside as we did, but I thought

Patrick Kirwan

growgardeners

Let’s give our young people the education we didn’t get, so they can do what we didn’t do, protect the natural world. Insect populations have declined by 70% in 25

Thomas Oliver 🐝

thomasroliveruk

Save the wild bees!#Scicomm #CommSciMedia #SaveTheWildBees Bees are responsible for pollinating 1/3 of the food eaten globally. Despite their importance, they are suffering a huge decline in population numbers. People

🌰Build Soil: plant one million edible chestnuts!

BuildSoil

Edible mixed-species chestnuts are a climate-adaptive, stable food that can grow right where we live. Since we are getting into late Summer it's time for a new thread on how

UCD Earth Institute

UCDEarth

THREAD/ Are you missing #UCD's woodland walks and cherry blossoms? Join us for a #VirtualWalk as we explore the trees of Belfield and beyond in the last in our current

The Gaia Foundation

GaiaFoundation

THREAD ALERT1. #SeedWeek is all about celebrating the brilliant growers, gardeners and #seed keepers reviving seed diversity in the UK & Ireland. As the week draws to a close, we

Lol 🇪🇺

LolInKent

Bees. A thread.We all know that honey bees are under threat, right? Bees and insects in general, but honey bees are a particular problem, as we rely on them so

gawanmac 🏳️‍🌈🇵🇸🏴🌳🦄

gawanmac

Hello, I'm your hedge fun manager. I felt like following up on this hedges and hedgelaying thread from last spring, as I've lately seen a lovely example in situ and

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