A very exciting encounter seeing this beautiful barn owl with its prey flying through the reed beds while on winter bird surveys!
(Photo credit goes to Paul Roberts the lead surveyor) #ecology#barnowl#birdsurveys https://t.co/ljntaoQVUv
It's #hot out there.
You might find a #dehydrated or #grounded bat. Please contain it, ONLY give it water and call the @_BCT_#helpline on 0345 1300 228
Advice on how to contain: https://t.co/PEsmUaerRc
So excited to say this is my first day of my career journey as a student consultant, progressing to graduate ecologist in September! Thank you Arcadis UK & Ireland for this opportunity 💚
So excited to share my first ever published article! This was created through my masters dissertation and hopefully I have another one to celebrate with soon! #publishedauthor#fingerscrossed
Excited to say I have just recieved my equipment to start volunteering with the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust as a Warden at Adel Dam nature reserve! https://t.co/h4yLWcL5GO
There'd be worldwide outcry if the global economy dropped by 68%. We need the same level of urgency for the world's wildlife.
#ExtinctionTheFacts#Extinction
Really feel for young people
❌Botched A-Level results today 👩🏽🏫
❌No jobs 👷🏽♀️
❌£55k debt for educating yourself 💰
❌Can’t move to Berlin or Barcelona 🇪🇸
❌Climate crisis 🌳
❌Grotesque and politically toxic inequality☢️
❌Won’t be able to buy a house until you’re 40+ 🏠
'Ey up, it's #YorkshireDay this Saturday, and we've got something rather exciting to share with you!
In the meantime, we'd love to know... what's your favourite Yorkshire view?
BBCBreakfast: “11 of our 47 native species being classified as threatened imminently” The first official Red List for British Mammals highlights species most at risk of national extinction 🦔⤵️
https://t.co/IKE5wvuVlq
Imagine a rewilded Yorkshire - our unburnt hills home to wild horse, wild cattle and European bison. The blanket bogs re-covered in Sphagnum. Our lowland river-valleys full of cranes, white storks maybe even Pelican. It is all possible.
Our response to Prime Minister @BorisJohnson's speech today on #greenrecovery: Government must stop blaming nature for policy failures of the past and start helping nature provide the solutions we need for a better future https://t.co/1cfwa0nfWz