she/her, Science Communicator @ MuseumsVictoria, fascinated by living connections and the work of science, keen to promote climate solutions. Opinions my own.
Favourite invertebrate? It was a challenge to choose from among the wonderful creatures including insects, arachnids and crustaceans
Source: the Guardian
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"War is the worst enemy of human rights."
As conflicts surged in 2024, @UNHumanRights chief @volker_turk reflects on the profound impact wars are having on people’s rights around the world.
“The pursuit of war —the practice of escalation— cannot become the new normal.”
Could this be the finest photograph ever taken of the endangered Australian Painted-snipe? 👏👏👏
December 2023, Sandy Camp, Brisbane
📷 Peter Sternes
Insta: @biomephotography
Long considered damaging to walls, a living coating of ivy can actually stabilise temperature and humidity and lower your energy bills, finds @Botanygeek. https://t.co/euflsF5Dym
Dr @SophieScamps came down & sat with me for at least half an hour today. I thanked Sophie for everything the independents are doing. She asked me to “stop & help rebuild Australia’s democracy”. But she also listened & acknowledged that I am in charge of my #ClimateHungerStrike.
#Museum30 day 11: #handwriting
A fortune-teller with a gift of gab went to prison in 1897. His talent? Slate-writing. Slate writing was a trick used by mediums that involved school slates and the claim that spirits were writing messages on them.
Day 11: Handwriting #museum30@melbournemuseum where we are developing a new exhibition and work collaboratively on ideas… many which don’t make sense unless you know the context…