Start of the FWAG landscapes conference, intriguing set up with headphones, but working well so far. Some great talks lined up! Feel free to say hi, and question some of my students if you see them 😀 @NorfolkFWAG#landscapes#conference#research
Are you a Farmer Cluster group looking to monitor flower-visiting insects? The new @PoMScheme Projects feature allows data from the #FITcount app to be linked to your project to track local change alongside national trends https://t.co/rrhZpmf6tA
Moth-trappers: here’s a chance to put your by-catch to good use. I’m doing this and already have a few ichneumons ready to send off. There are loads of moth-trappers in East Norfolk among my followers - who’s going to help fill that glaring gap on the map?
🚨TICKETS AVAILABLE 🚨
Sci Comms East returns with its annual training conference on Sat 20 April 2024! Perfect for anyone looking to develop their communication and engagement skills for @NorwichSciFest
Tickets can be booked here: https://t.co/R2WkPHlYSI
📢🌱We are seeking opinions from both members of the public and landowners on expanding #AccessToNature in England.
Please help us by sharing this ~10min survey with family, friends, or contacts who are landowners &/ work for landowning organizations
https://t.co/AWgdTYtXSk
📣Attention.
@NorfolkCC@NorfolkTories
It's important to clarify some misinformation regarding the rare barbastelle bats and other wildlife.
The fact is, there are NO known mitigation measures that can guarantee their survival.
Let's not be misled by false claims.
Let's stay informed and ensure we protect our precious wildlife
🦇🌱 #FactsMatter #WildlifeProtection #StayInformed
Landscape-scale species monitoring of agri-environment schemes: LandSpAES baseline report now published, testing agri-env management at local and landscape scales
1358 species of butterflies, moths, pollinators, birds & bats recorded over 4 years at 54 survey squares 🦋🦇🐦⬛🐝
For anyone interested in field DNA sequencing with Bento Lab and Oxford @nanopore MinION, this excellent and extremely detailed review of in-situ sequencing with portable equipment is a very good place to start:
Pomerantz et al. (2022). Rapid in situ identification of biological specimens via DNA amplicon sequencing using miniaturized laboratory equipment. Nature Protocols, 17(6), 1415-1443.
https://t.co/YQlLXm4wqA
And if you want even more insights into the possibilities and practicalities of Bento Lab and MinION field sequencing workflows, check out our Stories pages to find out what leading researchers have been doing with portable field labs around the world:
https://t.co/4P1YBlFf7k
Invasive Species have HUGE impacts #ipbes10
✨60% of recorded extinctions are due at least in part to invasive species
✨Known costs are annually in the U$D billions, but likely in the trillions
✨Costs are increasing 4X per decade
✨Invasions have deep impact on quality of life
I am so excited to be sharing the findings of this assessment with you all - such an incredible 4 years working with such an amazing team - thank you all @UK_CEH
Do you know a kid interested in nature, science, or natural history museums? @meganbarkdull_@ColleenEcology @MoniquePipkin and I wrote a fun paper for @FrontiersIn Young Minds titled "Natural History Collections: What Are They and Why Do We Need Them?"
https://t.co/ukV8ngXWrP
Shout out to researchers/the scientific community in ecology, Conservation, Zoology that have worked with people outside of science. I'm running a sci comms module and want to arrange a speaker to workshop for how you conduct research with non-academics 😀🦊🐬🦑🐅🐐🦎🐝🪻🌾🌲🪺🕷