GMLRC

To actively encourage the people of Greater Manchester to identify & record the wildlife that shares their surroundings.

[FSC Publications @FSCPublications]

It’s time to boost your field guide library with up to 25% off some of our favourite in-depth ID guide books - plants, insects, and more!
Offer runs until 9th December 2024
https://t.co/YI2Dktutk7

[NBN Trust @NBNTrust]

We would like to give NBN Atlas users advance notice that we will be carrying out some essential maintenance work between 7:30-8:30AM GMT on Tuesday 29 October. During this period, the NBN Atlas will be unavailable. Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.

[National BioBlitz Network @BioBlitzUK]

The @Mammal_Society's National Harvest Mouse Survey starts this month! 🐭🌾

Sadly, Harvest Mice are Red List & classified as Near Threatened in Britain. You can help by conducting a survey from Oct-Mar to track numbers in your area.

Get involved 👇
https://t.co/fdQtb2aKoS

[NBN Trust @NBNTrust]

Come and network and share best practice at the NBN Conference, 21 November, Liverpool!

Our delegates tell us their main reason for attending is for the networking and keeping up to date with new advances in wildlife recording.

So book today! https://t.co/SgqWQhqgyE

#NBNconf24 https://t.co/AGUMdIKyv6

[Samuel Bolton 🌍🌳 @samuelebolton]

Pear, apple and cherry blossom from a great day of surveys in sunny #Stockport yesterday. @BSBIbotany @GMrecordcentre @Aristolochia

[GMLRC @GMrecordcentre]

GMEU is revising the Ancient Woodland Inventory in Greater Manchester and we'd love your help.
Volunteers are needed to compare woods with old mapping to evidence their age.
Interested vols should email [email protected] DM via twitter @GMrecordcentre or DM via facebook

[Herbarium Manchester @Aristolochia]

Day 2 of our Wild Weekender @McrMuseum and in place to chat to visitors about next week's #CityNatureChallenge. Can you help put wildlife on the map in Greater Manchester?

[D Dunlop LancsWT (Policy & Advocacy) @lawt_d]

@NMBiodiversity @GMrecordcentre @LancsBioBlitz FYI

[Herbarium Manchester @Aristolochia]

Great to spend #EarthDay2023 out on a nature walk in one for Manchester's lovely greenspaces, Highfield County Park. Testing out @inaturalist with @FoHighfieldCP and @GMrecordcentre ahead of next weekend's #citynaturechallenge #CNC23 #CNCUK https://t.co/6puaYhP2p0

[GMLRC @GMrecordcentre]

Don't forget to give this a go, if you get an chance. https://t.co/HnzV7kdPmM

[GMLRC @GMrecordcentre]

A good excuse for a plant mooch over the holidays.

[BSBI: Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland @BSBIbotany]

Our 12th #NewYearPlantHunt runs from 31st Dec to 3rd Jan.
Last year, almost 2000 plant-hunters recorded 669 wild or naturalised plants in bloom.
Please join the 2023 Hunt & help us learn more about how our plants are responding to a changing climate: https://t.co/mP3qDOTCRP

[Maura C. Flannery @flannerm.bsky.social @flannerm]

Post from Herbarium World on amateur botanists making specimens: https://t.co/WlqgVqac2C

[D Dunlop LancsWT (Policy & Advocacy) @lawt_d]

Based on experience on the island of Ireland there may be trouble ahead on the island of Great Britain, especially for Pygmy Shrew? @NMBiodiversity @GMrecordcentre @LancsBioBlitz @Lancswildlife

[GMLRC @GMrecordcentre]

@RSPBManchester Glad you like it. :)

[GMLRC @GMrecordcentre]

@Lancswildlife @MarkHChampion @CIEEMnet Congratulations to you all. Well deserved!!!

[GMLRC @GMrecordcentre]

@RECORDLRC @carbonlands @ScienceatCZ Thanks @RECORDLRC for inviting me to speak. It was great to see so much interest in monitoring the special flora and fauna of the #Carbonlandscape

[GMLRC @GMrecordcentre]

@RECORDLRC @carbonlands @ScienceatCZ Thanks @RECORDLRC for inviting me to speak. It was great to see so much interest in monitoring the special flora and fauna of #Carbonlandscape

[UKCEH @UK_CEH]

NEWS: A new Toolkit has been published to enable housing providers and residents to support #wildlife and boost #biodiversity on their estates 🐝🦋🌳🦇

Read more: https://t.co/TvAJhQG2eu #ukhousing

[UKCEH @UK_CEH]

Once common from the south of England up to central Scotland, willow tit numbers have plummeted by 92% since the 1970s. The new study reveals they need ~7ha of space to thrive, which could explain their presence in large post industrial areas https://t.co/w6pvKnnY31