@rangerbev Wow! Friday heatwave, Tuesday flood. Certainly opportunities for nature based solutions here. Have you noticed any changes connecting the river levels to tree felling within the catchment? Just saw a video on landslips along the A83 too #TimeForChange#naturebasedsolutions
@ForthValPolice The LLT National Park is trialling a carpark traffic light system to inform visitors before they arrive how full some of the more popular carparks are. If it's during the summer and you're not there by 08:00 it's probably already full. Have a back up walk planned.
If you love the National Park, we know you will be missing it. But @lomondtrossachs isn't yet ready for large numbers of visitors. So that we can move out of lockdown safely together, please follow national guidance and #RespectYourPark.
@lomondtrossachs Ben Lomond is 974 metres. Each step 6 (15cm) or 7 (17cm) inches (possibly)? So 6.7 or 5.7 steps per metre then 974 x 6.7 or 5.7 equals 6526 or 5552 steps.
@RRMCrawford It's pretty much the same as a really corse grit toilet paper. But one that had a picture of a panda on it. You might think it looks nice, put it's 100% impractical.
Upcoming resources for home learning, these are lessons appropriate for any age. I have some experience delivering these sessions and a background in environmental science. If you need help or want to share ideas please get in touch. https://t.co/kGO8Cv6fhA
We have closed all visitor facilities including our car parks, toilets, camping sites and slipway. @StirlingCouncil have closed their car parks at Balmaha and Callander. Help stop the spread of Covid-19. Do not travel to the National Park unless absolutely essential! Please share
Here's a few of the best hedgerows I've seen on UK farms for #hedgeweek
All #ProudToGrow great hedges! - These from #Herefordshire & #Warwickshire
Be great to see your favourites & examples of different styles of hedging (hedge restoration) done over the winter
This is what happens when communities take control of plantation forestry. Exciting buildings pop up. School groups visit. Tourists arrive. People have fun. Communities know what productive land use really looks like. Let's spread the word...
This is a fantastic opportunity with great people in one of the most spectacular place's in Scotland. Anyone with a mindset towards consulting and changing practices in land management might want to look at this job opportunity. #land#management#NationalPark
#JobAlert 📢 Do you want to be our new Land Management Adviser? 🌳🌿 If helping us address the #ClimateEmergency and #BiodiversityCrisis while working closely with our partners and land managers sounds like your thing, then apply today 👉 https://t.co/moQCgNVcKg.
Great to see transformative practice now being reinforced withe policy and legislation. Revenue for farming shouldn't simply be generated from the about of land you own but how you farm it. Interested to hear people's opinions. https://t.co/JUljLvDLCo
Joint sewage systems like these mean that with heavy rainfall both storm water and sewage mix and as a result bypass waste treatment and exit directly into open water. But did you know that sewage is less harmful in open water than milk? https://t.co/Uy1yY9qBA9 via @deadlinenews
Great example of natural flood management, natural in that this is the feature that would naturally occur. Retaining water in uplands reduces flooding downstream, creates habitat and retains water for long enough that sediment and particulates can settle. #NFM#floodmanagement
Some positive news today as a GCSE in Natural History is being planned by a major UK exam board.
Could this help the next generation reconnect with nature?
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@ForthRiversT,@ScottishEPA I've got a Christmas tree that's due for retirement. Are there any flood management projects in the area that could use this to help reduce bank erosion? I might be able to collect my neighbours tree too. #flood#recycle#reuse#repurpose#habitat