George Hyett Biology

Masters student studying MSc Global Biodiversity Conservation at University of Sussex

[George Hyett Biology @HyettGeorge]

The botanical garden of Wales have DNA barcoded all their native flora! This would allow us to see the effectiveness of garden plants as food for bees! #2018EBE #bees #flowers

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Ah it's been rejected...

[George Hyett Biology @HyettGeorge]

Exciting times for rewilding in the UK! A proposal to reintroduce Lynx to Kielder forest has been submitted https://t.co/R7yzaJr4Qp #2018EBE #conservation #rewilding #lynx

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Un-BEE-lievable! You may think of them as a weed but a honey bees favourite food is the common dandelion! #2018ebe #bees

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You won’t see our Christmas advert on TV this year, because it was banned. But we want to share Rang-tan’s story with you… 🎄 🐒
Will you help us share the story?
https://t.co/P8H61t6lWu

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Palm oil plantations are among the biggest driver of deforestation, threatening the orangutan with extinction 🐒
Take a stance and enjoy a Rang-tan friendly Christmas this year.
#NoPalmOilChristmas
https://t.co/P8H61t6lWu

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The world is one big interconnected ecosystem! Who would think rats could influence coral reefs?? #2018EBE #conservation https://t.co/W5iRgJcR0d

[George Hyett Biology @HyettGeorge]

Tortoises proving they’re slow in more than just one way... #EBE2018

[George Hyett Biology @HyettGeorge]

‘Memes? Invented them babes’

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We're not the only ones that work faster after a morning coffee.... so do bees! Unfortunately for them they enjoy it a bit too much and visit these plants more than they should, ignoring better plants! #2018EBE
https://t.co/TwOV9uKVAn via @NatGeoScience

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This shows the threat that invasive species have on biodiversity! #2018EBE https://t.co/BY3uLHwpUs

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Zebra finch that lay eggs at the same time often make friends, feeding and spending time together for up to 8 months! #2018ebe

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Otterly brilliant news! https://t.co/yqO3Xuwtrf via @BBCEarth #conservation #2018ebe