Card-carrying botanist and drinker of good gin. Lecturing in Biological Recording has kept me out of trouble. Mostly. Now retired so anything can happen...
@Theponker Please come over - an ancient Luddite like me has just managed it, and it’s bloody lovely - I reckon you’ll make those contacts back pretty swiftly
Looking forward to @_ALERC_@ALERC_NC Conference tomorrow- here’s hoping @_NFBR can work with you on data standards! A Beautiful Plume moth just because…
Are you an experienced field botanist?
Would you like to become a tutor for #Identiplant, our online #WildFlowerID course?
This is a great way to support budding botanists (you'll also be paid, supported & mentored).
Come to an online info event tomorrow evening & find out more!
🌳 Communities across the UK are already leading the way towards a healthier, fairer future
Let’s make sure our MPs also champion action that restores nature & climate
Get involved on 12th October by organising a meeting with your MP➡️ https://t.co/zXRFWude7V
#CommonGrounds
Lyme disease is a risk for Biological recorders. Find out how to contribute to the @UKHSA tick recording scheme, and more information from @UKLyme. https://t.co/ExRsEC0O5R
Been wondering about joining @BSBIbotany but not taken the plunge yet?
Join this month to enjoy 15 months of these great membership benefits for the price of 12: https://t.co/4x2RnvmFWC
#BSBImembers are intrepid, inquisitive, inclusive & love wild plants.
You too? Then join us!
NGO/recording scheme records don't always reach local environmental records centres but data sharing agreements such as @RSPB and LERC Wales (@cofnod, @BISBrecon1, @wwbic1 and @SEWBReC) have signed, will ensure decisions affecting nature are best informed https://t.co/GIabiNPG3c