Snake emerged from bamboo thicket at ASTI on Friday and sat in bougainvilleas for a while before heading back to bamboos. Our silvery langur saw him, didn't like him and raised the alarm! #NatureIsBeautiful#Biodiversity#SnakesAreBeautiful
Enormous thank you to everyone who has liked and/or RTed my photos. That was very kind of you. Quite a few liked Laila, the snow leopard from @TheBigCatSanct so here are a couple more
Cyclists, bike couriers, BMXers, mountain bikers, commuters; anyone on pedal-powered wheels in London: join us for a special #ExtinctionRebellion ride this afternoon. Meet at Waterloo bridge, leaving around 6pm! 🚴🚴♀️🚴♂️🚴♀️🚴♂️ Emergency #criticalmass
The first priority of a government is the security of its citizens.
Ecological breakdown is threatening us all & government is not taking the required action.
So, as citizens, when faced with a government that holds our future in contempt, we must Rebel.
Now on @BBCOne the worlds greatest broadcaster and most important voice on ecological and environmental issues speaks about #ClimateCatastrophe . Let’s all listen and learn and then show respect and kindness to the brave protesters of @ExtinctionR#TellTheTruth
The remarkable @GretaThunberg gets it right with #cathedralthinking - we need to start treating #nature with the same reverence we do cathedrals and art! https://t.co/9ZvSlAjYjJ
'Faraja out' as he does his own version of a mic drop! 🎤 Since he’s been at our Umani Reintegration Unit, based in an area home to lots of wild elephants that’s kept protected through your donations, this orphaned elephant is fast growing into a sizeable bull.
We’re surrounded by despair in the face of the ecological crisis, but it’s not all hopeless.
The kakapo teetered on the edge of extinction last century and now are recovering rapidly. Watch the video and you’ll love them too. 💚
What's low-tech, sustainable and possibly the most effective thing we can do to fight climate change?
Planting trees. A trillion of them.
Let's make sure that we do this through restoring natural forests rather than plantations
#ClimateChange https://t.co/xP6DfFqZQz
Most permafrost areas have been frozen since the last ice age, about 10,000 years ago. Trapping vast amounts of carbon in layers of frozen organic soil up to a mile thick
A rapid meltdown would be disastrous because it could release a lot of CO2 & methane https://t.co/ApL8IxU2NK