Good Morning @DailyMailUK In your piece today about crows/sheep/lambs - littered with inaccuracies - you have used this image . In fact they are Jackdaws , not attacking but removing loose fleece as nesting material and also parasites much to the benefit of the sheep . . .
A dark day for life on earth as Japan begins commercial whaling - not that they haven’t been slaughtering whales for years - but this is a very ugly backward step against the growing global belief that it’s time to love life : all life . https://t.co/IlucwDrwV6
Iceland seems to have lost the plot. Not only has it elected Katrin Jakobsdottir, a young, socially-savvy female as its Prime Minister, but it has also appointed someone who knows something about the environment as its Environment Minister. Whatever next? https://t.co/sPakoI5LJM
All the small steps taken this week by @ExtinctionR protestors will one day soon be seen as a giant leap for humankind . History will know them all as heroes and their grandchildren will be proud to say that they stood and shouted to wake up a world otherwise destined for death
The #NotreDame fire is sad, but this just about sums up my feelings on the huge promises to fix it up … What about nature? Far more important to fix that IMO.
“My religion is nature. That’s what arouses those feelings of wonder and mysticism and gratitude in me.” ― Oliver Sacks
A friend of mine is making his first conservation feature film. It begins in Morocco, where he documented shark species threatened with extinction being routinely consumed, despite being toxic to... https://t.co/V9tsBboRg8
Silverback Films latest and first big Netflix series ‘Our Planet’ is out and making waves for being the most ambitious series so far to highlight environmental issues facing our natural world and... https://t.co/QhiJ5DIpbi
40th Bday Dans La France, a La Maison de Stephanie Wheen. When you combine Flappy, Swampy, Gobby, The Challenger, Snoozy, and Naggy with copious Wine & Gin ......