MResBEC

MRes in Biodiversity, Evolution and Conservation at University College London @ucl, Natural History Museum and Zoological Society of London

[Kate E. Jones 🦇 @ProfKateJones]

Wow @WaspWoman is on top wasp form @pintofscience hosted by the wonderful @MResBEC former student @CeriWebster 🐝 🐝 🐝

[UCL Biosciences @uclbiosciences]

We're proud to be doing our bit @ucl to train the next generations of ecologists. Find out about our newest MSc programmes in #CitizenScience and #EcologyAndDataScience on 1st Feb. https://t.co/RYXdtScboy #Winterwatch #Ecology #DataScience @ProfKateJones @mhaklay @JimLabisko

[Lauren Cook @laurens_colours]

Spoiler!! (@ProfKateJones you might like this?)

[Nicole Ferguson @Nicole_inNature]

@RanminiMudanna1 told us about coral restoration and the different techniques used. Although restoration can help preserve corals, ultimately we need to tackle climate change if we want corals to survive. #SciComiCon21

[Nicole Ferguson @Nicole_inNature]

@Tom_Throwland explained the confusing landscape of the origin of terrestrial fungi and that we need more mycologists to look into the fossil record. #SciComiCon21

[Moses Gee @MosesGee]

Seagrasses perform a huge number of ecosystem services that I am sure many of you never even knew about. They play a huge role in storing carbon and are therefore hugely important in our fight against climate change #SciComiCon21

[Moses Gee @MosesGee]

But, seagrasses are threatened by a whole suite of things. We need to minimise our impact on our oceans if we are to conserve and protect seagrasses from further declines and keep a friend that supports so much life on Earth #SciComiCon21

[Nicole Ferguson @Nicole_inNature]

Sadie introduced us to the benefits and limitations of green roofs and walls. They can be very helpful for areas with limited ground space for green habitats. #SciComiCon21

[Tanaya Nair @NairTanaya]

@DuflotMelissa and I chaired the morning session on Biodiversity at our @MResBEC science conference today. We had an exciting line-up of talks on stag beetles, bio-linguistic diversity, rediscovering extinct species and seagrass.

[Izzy @IzzyIves]

Super interesting talk highlighting the importance of research in non-English languages. We have to make science more inclusive and accessible! #SciComiCon21

[Moses Gee @MosesGee]

Jason Harkness is discussing the rediscovering of extinct species and highlighting the incredible work of @BirdLife_News and @ConservationOrg in relocating so many rediscovered species #SciComiCon21

[Tanaya Nair @NairTanaya]

Incredible presentation by @DuflotMelissa on exploitation of sharks in South Africa. Definitely staying away from fish n chips! #SciComiCon21 #Day1 #Squalene

[Moses Gee @MosesGee]

Day 2, Session 2 of #SciComiCon21 soon to commence at 11:15am. With 4 presentations centred around biodiversity. Follow #SciComiCon21 for more.

[Katherine Steinfield @KateSteinfield]

Loved @theobrook230 ‘s talk analyzing the effectiveness of conservation interventions for vultures in India and Nepal at #SciComiCon21 especially the holistic perspective on the importance of these misunderstood creatures!

[Moses Gee @MosesGee]

Stag Beetles under threat from climate change with rising temperatures causing reduced dispersal abilities. The synergism between climate change and habitat fragmentation has the potential to significantly impact their UK populations in the near future #SciComiCon21

[Natasha Mallet @mallet_natasha]

Izzy is talking about the loss of olive ridley turtle eggs at #SciComiCon21.

[Moses Gee @MosesGee]

Joe Grainger-Hull is discussing Bio-linguistic diversity and why it matters in biodiversity research #SciComiCon21

[Moses Gee @MosesGee]

Language barriers are hindering our ability to gain a greater understanding of our global biodiversity. Highlighting the importance of learning non-native languages in schools to further progress the scientific literature #SciComiCon21

[Moses Gee @MosesGee]

James Doyle is discussing the distribution of the largest UK beetle, the Stag Beetle which can grow up to 9cm in length!! They are most commonly found in the urban fringe environments of Greater London, another great reason to visit the capital. #SciComiCon21