@NorthumbriaUni@peopleandplanet Thank you for your reply, and for making campus safe. I appreciate that cutting trees in that way can give potential for them to regrow. It may be useful for more trees and wildlife zones to be added on campus for when actions like this are necessary.
@NorthumbriaUni can you provide info on why these trees have been cut on campus? And, what you’re going to do about the birds, insects and mammals that relied on them for shelter and food? Oh and, how will this impact your ‘first class’ Sustainability rating? @peopleandplanet
@LidlGB stop putting cauliflower in plastic bags! 😡 Especially plastic bags that can only be recycled at ‘large supermarkets’, unlike your own. If I can only recycle at another supermarket, I might just have to shop at another supermarket.
Trail hunting is nothing but ‘A Trail of Lies’.
Please watch our short animation narrated by @ChrisGPackham exposing the truth behind trail hunting. Then share and sign the petition. We must end the vile pastime of fox hunting for good - https://t.co/ONmvFxAIUL
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Imagine a future where beavers are creating wonderful wetland habitats across England, improving water quality and helping us tackle the impacts of climate change. Let's urge the Government to ensure the safe return of beavers to the wild!
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Hello @RobGMacfarlane 👋 These links in this article are broken. I've searched but can't find them. https://t.co/QeIJ0w2xgB
I'm an English student with an interest in wildlife so would find the findings useful for my research. Would you be able to locate them for me, please?
Broken English is a sign of courage and intelligence and it would be nice if more people remembered that when interacting with immigrants and refugees.