Our Past, Present and Future: Saving the Tyrwhitt Bird https://t.co/evqLQSIKkg via @YouTube
Our latest nature sponsorship project curated by @Naturebroking, financed by @CharlesTyrwhitt and executed by Rob Wainwright on the Isle of Coll off the west coast of Scotland.
Enjoyed a little supportive activism on Sunday at the 'Revive' conference in Perth Concert Hall. And I met Chris Packham who ran the day brilliantly with a firm but fair approach - with amusing doses of very dry humour. @ChrisGPackham
@TonyJuniper No wonder adders numbers declining.
Can release 50m pheasants but no lynx despite no records of deaths from wood-habiting lynx. Yet 1000s of dog attacks each year - including ten or so fatalities - is acceptable
@TonyJuniper Isn’t it time there was a @NaturalEngland enquiry into the effects of this vast release on the ecosystem? Or possibly a Parliamentary or Royal Society one? This on an industrial scale. I went to Raynham & back today and saw more pheasants than any other bird. And they’re big.
This really is an extraordinary graphic. While we agonise over the impact of releasing a few Beavers back in the landscape, about 50 million non-native Pheasants are released into the environment each year with not much debate at all.
@richardaskwith In the middle of reading your excellent and inspiring book. My mother Jean Wainwright (whom you’ve met) was still running marathons aged 75 at the time of her untimely death in a cycling accident and was the first British woman to complete marathons on all 7 continents. #exercise
Solutions do not always need to be big, expensive, rural & led by investors
Time for #tinyforests to be planned into every housing development build in #Scotland
Rather than paying to offset damage by restoring #biodiversity somewhere else - build it in?
#biodiversitynetgain
Prince William says he wants to protect our planet, so I just signed the petition calling on @KensingtonRoyal to rewild parts of his newly inherited estate to help fight the climate crisis & increase Britain's biodiversity. Join me? https://t.co/0TEmOSX7Af via @38degrees
Our uplands should be a rich mosaic of mixed habitats and there should be trees! Where are the trees? Deliberately limited biodiversity and nae trees, alpine flowers or montane scrub. #RewildThePlanet
A long-billed dowitcher (Limnodromus scolopaceus) feeding at Cley marshes today. Really great to see this species. well to watch its foraging pattern which I have read to be compared to a sewing machine motion.
#delightfuldowitcher#wonderfulwader#birding#Norfolknature
The Govt has committed to protecting 30% of England for nature by 2030, but has a huge way to go - just 3% of the country is properly protected for nature, say @WCL_News.
So why doesn't the state buy more land for nature - including using NE's compulsory purchase powers?