If you're enjoying celebrating #HeritageTreasures with @HeritageFundUK, don't miss our Trouble in the Woods seminar.
We will be exploring new and emerging research on #woodland#heritage and #archaeology, and celebrating our ancient woodland heritage!
https://t.co/feEhoSO809
Help #stagbeetles this summer by providing deadwood in your garden. 🍄🌳
👉 https://t.co/1xybxZcOuA
Stumps, holes, rotting roots, dead limbs on a living tree and fallen trees are all forms of deadwood and each support a different community of fungi and invertebrates!
FREE EVENT IN BRIGG: Thurs 11 MAY 13:45-16:30
💧Monitoring Water Quality💧
We will be examining samples taken from the local area and learning about the wider effects of water quality on biodiversity and health.
Please book in advance to ensure a place:
https://t.co/PhJnB04dkd
@WoodlandTrust are holding a free webinar on their Nature's Calendar project.
Nature's Calendar is a great example of how you can get involved and help scientists around the world to track the impacts of climate change.
https://t.co/c0zViGFyFC
#togetherforourplanet#phenology
Healthy wetlands can revive biodiversity, improve water supply, store carbon, help tackle floods & droughts, and benefit livelihoods & health. But 35% of the world’s wetlands have been destroyed since 1970. Let’s restore and rewild our wetlands 💦
I’m convinced that most people want to help nature thrive & have no idea that some common gardening methods are harmful to wildlife. I’ve created a poster to illustrate the benefits of long grass habitat. #sciart#scicomm#nomow#urbanwildlife#urbannature#illustratiuon
Do you love taking plant photos for #WildFlowerHour?
Want to pick up some helpful tips on how to take even better flower photos?
Check out this free webinar from our friends @theNPMS:
https://t.co/C51NsS8iPL
It's on 23rd January, led by the fabulous @LeifBersweden.
Book today!
Even a small reduction in mowing - including public spaces like parks, road islands and roadverges - can boost wildlife & wildflowers, help pollinating insects, and save money. An easy way to give nature a chance. RT if you're on board for helping the bees and butterflies 🐝
Your wildlife observations can really help scientists gather important data. You could help @PondRiverStream protect freshwater life by looking out for spawn. The first frog spawn already sighted in southern England. Have you seen any?
#TogetherForOurPlanet#ClimateAction
Anyone else seen a butterfly this early in the year? Don't forget to print out our free download to record your nature sightings 🔍🦋💚🌿⬇
https://t.co/8j0srq9HgR
#TogetherForOurPlanet#ClimateAction
It's happening - the first butterfly sightings of 2023 are in! 🦋
A Red Admiral and Peacock were the first to be recorded this year on New Year's Day, followed by a Brimstone on the 2nd.
Follow the First Sightings as they happen 👉 https://t.co/tt8leLIufe
#SaveButterflies
It's happening - the first butterfly sightings of 2023 are in! 🦋
A Red Admiral and Peacock were the first to be recorded this year on New Year's Day, followed by a Brimstone on the 2nd.
Follow the First Sightings as they happen 👉 https://t.co/tt8leLIufe
#SaveButterflies
If you’d like to get involved in a citizen science project, the Big Garden Birdwatch by @Natures_Voice is on the 27-29 January.
See their website for details about how to join: https://t.co/4X6jKr8XWr
In this year's New Year Plant Hunt hosted by @BSBIbotany a whopping 10,000 records of plants in bloom were submitted by people like you.
This data gives valuable insights into the effects of climate change on UK plants.
See https://t.co/kRk57FS0gV for more information.
Keeping an eye on nature is a simple way to help tackle the effects of climate change. Your observations can help scientists fill in gaps and plan for the future.
Nature’s Calendar by @WoodlandTrust, is an excellent example of how we can all help:
https://t.co/3i5AkwCYVl