Our new three part series with @boucherhayes starts next Wednesday at 9:30pm on @rte 1.
A lot of blood, sweat and tears has gone into this one (literally).
Please like, watch and share.
Happy Women's Day!
Did you know that Maynooth University has been ranked in the top 7% of universities globally for its research on the study of gender equality, policies on gender equality and commitment to recruiting and promoting women?
Today is #NationalMeadowsDay! 🥳 The loss of our uplifting hay meadow habitats in the UK makes my heart hurt, so I want to share with you the secret for turning your lawn into a mini wildflower meadow for *free* 👊
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Filming the next episode of 5 in five today in the Shannon callows with grasslands expert Dr Maria Long @NPWSNatureCons
It’s hard to capture how beautiful it is in these floodplain meadows
Exciting news!- the BSBI is currently looking for a Botanical Skills Officer for Northern Ireland. If this sounds like a job for you, or someone you know, the details can be found here https://t.co/TEAhbmuFki (applications close on 27th August). Please share!🌿
My first time ever seeing rare beech fern (Phegopteris connectilis), here in Glenveagh NP, Donegal.
Many thanks to Head Gardener Seán O Gaoithin for pointing it out.
Walking around it always strikes me that the best way to start a real recovery of native woodlands is to allow the pockets which remain to expand naturally.
Presently these are often actively suppressed whilst we pay for woodland creation elsewhere
I made a short video about it
Great talk by @NCahill_Stat at @InquaRoma2023 chatting about all things statistics and multiple proxy modelling focusing on hydroclimate in Australia 💧
#Biodiversity is critical to our society and quality of life.
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The EU biodiversity strategy for 2030 sets out a path to become more sustainable and bring back nature into our lives.
Via @EU_ScienceHub@EU_Commission
For those who are keeping track, we are now at 13 consecutive days with record global (60S-60N) temperatures, since satellite era measurements began in 1979, likely the 13 hottest days on a global scale over the last 100,000+ years.
And now temperatures are going back up again.
"It could scarcely be more screwed up.
The effort to protect Earth systems and the human systems that depend on them is led by people working at the margins with tiny resources, while the richest + most powerful use every means at their disposal to stop them."
A *crucial* read.
Outside of fungi season, it's easy to forget about the network of filaments under your feet when walking in a forest.
But it's there, some breaking down deadwood, others working away in symbiosis with the trees, providing pathways for the exchange of information and nutrients.
We designing a new Southern Hemisphere paleoclimate project to follow up from the SHeMax project. Everyone with an interest in SH paleoclimate is encouraged to participate. We will meet at XI Moro room in Legge Building at 14.00 today, May 18th. Please repost #INQUARoma2023