Was lovely to see old pals and meet new folk last night at Scottish Parliament for community voices in marine policy reception. Rocking my @StromnessMuseum t-shirt!
🎙️Introducing our Speakers
Join us on the 9th December to show Scotland is united for action!
Caitlin Turner
Caitlin is a young marine biologist and conservationist, passionate about ensuring effective protection for Scottish seas and the global ocean, as well as intersectionality and elevation of youth voices in environmental efforts. Currently, Caitlin is a Trustee for Young Sea Changers Scotland, alongside being full-time Policy Officer for the Sustainable Inshore Fisheries Trust (SIFT).
Line Up:
Leia Achampong (@LeiaLdn), climate and gender-equality activist
Manal Shqair (@shqair_manal), Palestinian climate justice activist
Bishop Mark Strange (@BishopStrange), @secsynod
Dave Moxham (@DaveSTUC), @ScottishTUC
Caitlin Turner (@thatsealgirl), @Youth4Seas
Alex Lee, @FoEScot
Dr. Juliet Dunstone (@JulietDunstone), @Stopcambo
#NowWeRise #SctolandUnitedForAction #COP28
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Incredible biodiversity in my latest fine-net, autumn plankton sample. Tragically, however, there is now always microplastic pollution among the creatures that bring life to the sea and begin the marine food chain. @zeiss_micro
I'm currently showing some work in a group show, 'Orcadia', at Browns Gallery in Inverness, alongside a superb collection of Orkney artists, including @sam_clark_art, @Siggiee, Rebecca Marr of @KolektoCreative, and many more.
You can visit the show until November 11, 2023.
Exciting to hear about @EpisodStudio Race for the arctic using gaming to understand climate change and indigenous stories. Very relevant to @StromnessMuseum @AHI_Social#ahiconf23
Autumn arrived in #Orkney in style yesterday 🌊
There were fierce winds and ferry cancellations, but some fabulously stormy scenery to take in too 💙
#VisitOrkney#ScotlandIsCalling
Today is #NationalFossilDay so we're going to tell you all about this fascinating fossil which was discovered in 1846 in the cliffs on the west shore of Stromness, #Orkney.🧵
(Photo from Stromness Museum)