So honoured, humbled, delighted, stunned....I heard this morning I've been awarded the ZSL Silver Medal. Amazing news. Wow. Thank you @OfficialZSL
https://t.co/pKYEBRQM1o
@CurlewAction
@curlewcalls @CurlewAction @curlewrecovery loads of wonderful people trying to save this magnificent sentinel of our little bit of wildness in the UK. https://t.co/yEcsxjJS0c
Com’on 🏴! @England are the most wonderful example of how our modern diverse nation can be. #GarethSouthgate allows his players to be themselves, speaking out on issues that are important to them. He shoulders criticism and hands on praise. 🏴 ⚽️ 🏆 com’on ! I’m proud of you.
This is my response to the Guardian article on why the Restore Nature Now march didn't get media attention. I don't agree with the reasons given, so here is a thread explaining why I think it didn't hit the headlines. 🧵 1/12 https://t.co/GrIjQB4VrO
Our final winner for both the Aquatic category and our overall festival winner goes to Daniel Bichel and Chris Keller for their stunningly beautiful film 'Konstantinus' Legacy'. A truly wonderful and deserving film. Well done on a fantastic story!
Our second winner of the Edinburgh Conservation Film Festival; huge congratulations for winning the Terrestrial category goes to Chad Webber with his film 'Jack's Solar Garden'. Well done Chad!!
We have winners!! Huge congratulations to our category winners for the first Edinburgh Conservation Film Festival! First off, the Animation category goes to @aliciahaydenart for her amazing film 'The Watchman'
Mammals is a stunning series, and the #NHUteam have generated brilliance with never seen on TV unique animal behaviour. And the stories of our impact on life are deeply moving and empowering. #SirDavidAttenborough is the messiah @bbcstudios https://t.co/y1NIa6Yb5L
This blog, based on research in Norfolk & Suffolk, shows how people (and dogs) have driven Ringed Plovers (and Oystercatchers) away from good breeding sites.
https://t.co/085D9L3JS7
#waders#shorebirds#ornithology
@ThatVetSean@Crufts Just watching @Crufts live @ThatVetSean and dismayed that the word “vermin” (implying killing vermin) is still used in breed descriptions. Ok a throwback from the past, but do we still use the word vermin, aren’t we better than that? Wildlife is not vermin.