So proud of our wonderful graduate @Nelaniefcb. She is making a real difference to many aspects of tropical nature conservation & hugely flying the flag for her home country of Guyana @UCLgeography
@MSc_aquaticUCL@UCLgeography Thank you @MSc_aquaticUCL.The education I received at UCL was invaluable and continues to inform my work.Huge thanks to @carlsayerUCL I’m grateful to have been part of such a wonderful learning community.
Back home and settled. I’m still reflecting on the incredible experience that was the #HWC2023. Super grateful for the knowledge gained, the networks established and the amazing people I met, especially @ivonnehiguero and @AmyDickman4
Grateful to have had the opportunity to attend the conference. Many thanks to the Women in Nature Network @women4wildlife for making this dream a reality!
It’s day 3 of the #HWCC2023 ! This experience has been remarkable.The pre-conference short courses, keynote addresses, interactive sessions, etc. have provided a wealth of information and insights that I could not have obtained otherwise. Thanks @women4wildlife for the support.
From food to jobs; from recreation to cultural symbolism -- 🐟 marine species are critical for people & planet 🌎 . #WorldWildlifeDay in March celebrates life below water. More from @CITES https://t.co/zNJBPlG2w2
#DidYouKnow Global fish consumption reached 171 million tonnes in 2016? Over 30% of the world’s commercial fish stocks are overexploited. Sustainable fish consumption is vital to the future of #LifeBelowWater https://t.co/VijPoqWp7V
#WorldWildlifeDay#WWD2019#MarineSpecies
It doesn't matter what language you speak or where you're from, nature matters to us all 🌱 It provides us with all the things we need and makes our lives better! This #EarthHour join us as we #Connect2Earth and speak up about why nature matters to you! 🌱