ENGLAND HAVE DONE IT!
The Roses will play in the Netball World Cup final for the first time after beating defending champions New Zealand 46-40 in Cape Town!
An incredible final quarter performance!
#NWC2023#BBCNetball
Are you friendly, organised and happy spending time outdoors? We are looking for new visitor surveyors across SE and SW England. Closing date 23rd May.
BREAKING! π¨
Our natural world is being threatenedβ¦again! Buckle up for a thread as we take you through the catalogue of errors in @HS2ltdβs nature sums https://t.co/atXTEquuUr π§΅ (1/5)
Mistakes made by HS2 Ltd could cost us even more wildlife than has been claimed! π¨
A new Wildlife Trust report has found many, very serious mistakes by @HS2ltd in their #HS2 nature loss data. UK Government must make them re-evaluate.
Read more π https://t.co/atXTEquuUr
Sir David Attenborough has been awarded the @UN#EarthChamps Lifetime Achievement for his dedication to research, documentation & advocacy for the protection of nature & its restoration.
Here is his interview with @andersen_ingerπ
https://t.co/ixdmX76n6l
#GenerationRestoration
For the first time, humans have documented orcas, also known as killer whales, successfully hunting and eating an endangered blue whale, the largest animal that has ever lived.
Read more in @NatGeo with research published in Marine Mammal Science.
https://t.co/Ojlq32xSAg
David Attenborough as inspirational as ever. Now to see if the world leaders can step up and do what is required of them, to make change so that our planet has a brighter futureπ
βIf working apart we are a force powerful enough to destabilise our planet, surely working together we are powerful enough to save itβ
Sir David Attenborough tells the COP26 climate conference βthe world is looking to youβ
#COP26BBC https://t.co/1vDqP65lPY
Sir David Attenborough getting excited about plants for a minute and a half π³
The Green Planet explores the incredible world of plants. It has its global Premiere tonight in Glasgowβs IMAX ahead of COP26, introduced by Maisie Williams.
#GreenPlanet, coming soon.
Palaeontologists investigating dinosaur fossils on the Isle of Wight have identified two new species with crocodile-like skulls, and one has been named the 'hell heron' for the way its thought to have hunted https://t.co/wWHn1FRcPv