*** BIOSECURITY: A THREAD ***
With the dangerous threats from chytrid, snake fungal disease, ranavirus and herpes, here at Celtic Reptile & Amphibian, biosecurity is treated with utmost importance to maintain both the health of our animals, and keep those in the wild safe.
I'm running a Macro Photography Masterclass with @CelticReptile
3rd June. Chance to photograph lots of reptile species and get some amazing images.
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There are some changes going on around here! 🪞
Say hello to our new look - we have updated our logos and branding to reflect the future of our organisation. We hope you like it! 🐢
Celtic Team
"King Charles abandons plans to attend Cop27 ‘following Liz Truss’s advice’"
Your Majesty, you should never follow Liz Truss' advice
https://t.co/yFcn5rIxpz
Rumours this evening that @DefraGovUK will renege on the manifesto commitment to pay farmers to "protect and enhance our natural environment" are deeply concerning. There is no food security without nature. 1/🧵
We are deeply saddened to report that Dave Foreman passed away this evening peacefully, at home. The founder of The Rewilding Institute who coined the now ubiquitous name for a movement to protect and restore wild nature, Rewilding. 1/2
@morss_alex Hi Alex!
We appreciate your critical response to our work and would like to address some points.
- biosecurity : we have a protocol written by leading in there respective feild and from papers published such as Melbourne zoo (done great chytrid work)
@ThatVetSean@JackBaddams@morss_alex@DaniRabaiotti @wonky_eggs No! But working our arses off with wonderful people from Universities, NGOs and rewilding estates to bring back herps in a responsible way, which is biosecure and ethical.