Tilly Ambrose

Global Biodiversity Masters student from the University of Sussex!

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

Such a fun morning surveying small mammals with @MathewsFiona! Thanks so much for a great morning!

[Fiona Mathews @MathewsFiona]

Vole time! Up bright and early with our @SussexUni students surveying small mammals on campus. Did you know that almost all Britian's small mammals are declining? We need to make space for #wildlife. 🐾 @SussexLifeSci @Mammal_Society

[Harry Jefferies @Jefferies_]

My grandpa who is 85 started making this rock map of Scotland in 1992.He collected rocks during amateur geology trips over 30 years. He says it had to be geologically correct and also aesthetically pleasing.He asked if I could share online as He wants to go viral so please share

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

There is also 127 million more people experiencing moderate to severe food security in 2021, compared to 1981-2010 #2023EBE

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

Some great graphics in this article looking at how climate change influences on health #2023EBE
https://t.co/dfXWtQRlIR

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

There has also been a 10% increase in areas suitable for P. falciparum malaria and a 17% increase for P. vivax suitable areas since the 1960s. #2023EBE

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

How it feels being a student in Winter #2023EBE

[nature @Nature]

This penguin survives on 4-second microsleeps — thousands of times a day https://t.co/lqnQbF47KL

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

Interesting paper on how predation and life history can influence eye size across 660 different species! #BirdTwitter #2023EBE

https://t.co/BMMZHQBrOk

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

COP28 is starting today. It will be interesting to see how this plays out, considering all the controversy surrounding it before it has even started! #COP28 #2023EBE

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

This exciting article explored the gaps in the literature on how pesticides influence bumblebees across Europe! #2023EBE

https://t.co/Xdombl8WQg

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

A worrying paper aligning climate scenarios with the national greenhouse gas inventories suggests the benchmarks for climate change mitigation are even harder to achieve than originally suggested #2023EBE
https://t.co/zTJIwmKUPM

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

I had the pleasure of attending a great seminar by @ElliLeadbeater1 today! Providing some great insight into the cognitive abilities of bees, particularly their memory and foraging abilities! Was very interesting! #2023EBE #conservation #nature #bees

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

I got to hear an incredible talk by the @plantpollinator today! Touching on floral colour and scent influence on pollination and how these are phenotypically linked to other traits in various Orchid species! 🪻🐝 #conservation #environment #2023EBE

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

Great talk this week from Jan Van Deventer about the conservation efforts on Fire Island! I was particularly fascinated by how they balance the interests of conservation work and the local community! 🔥🐠🦜 #2023EBE #conservation #wildlife #nature

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

Interesting ideas for an improved inclusive-fitness model! #2023EBE

https://t.co/HXbUS5Kub2

[Re:wild @rewild]

(1/2) Attenborough's Long-beaked Echidna (known in the local Tepera language as ‘Payangko’) has been rediscovered in the Cyclops Mountains. It was one of the most wanted lost species in the world & had been lost to science for 62 years. #SearchforLostSpecies

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

Great study on how interacting stressors influence bumblebee health, and how we need to look at combining stressors for future risk assessments! #2023EBE

https://t.co/l6MSxgu4um

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

I beg you to read this, highlight of my week #2023EBE #lmfao #rofl #lol #idriselba #crikey #hipsdontlie

[BBC Wildlife @WildlifeMag]

One of the benefits of discovering a new species is the opportunity to name it, and many scientists have taken inspiration from popular culture. These are a few of our favourites.

https://t.co/VBGjJWeV0D

[Tilly Ambrose @TillyMay30]

Interesting study of the relationship between seasonal patterns of ants and environmental change, and how this is an area for further research! #2023EBE

https://t.co/niMg3ZALJe