In 2011 govt aimed to end peat use by 2020. It failed. Now it launches a lengthy consultation & "aims" to end peat use by 2024, while admitting it will still allow peat extraction to continue. Which bit of "climate emergency" don't they understand?
https://t.co/QtNspdKYbd
Some gardeners are missing the point: It really doesnt matter how well plants in your garden grow or do not grow, no plants or garden justify the use of peat. Ever. We must therefore adapt- even if that means a loss of quality (which I firmly believe is not the case)
One of our @SussexBiology Global Biodiversity Conservation MSc students working in collaboration with @chickpeaman@kewgardens interviewed on #GardenersWorld @wakehurst_kew about natural pest regulation “Diversity is key” “Resist using pesticides” well done @TomFran59167331!
Although we understand the mechanics of the formations, we still don’t know WHY #murmurations occur! Which of the following do you think explains the behaviour? #2020EBE
@DamienFarine @animaltracking also spoke about the simple rules which determine group movement. The 2 rules ALLIGN, ATTRACT and REPULSION dictate complex coordinated movements such as our own #Brighton starling murmurations! #animalbehaviour#2020EBE
@DamienFarine @animaltracking also spoke about simple rules which determine group movements. The 3 rules ALLIGN, ATTRACT and REPULSION dictate complex coordinated movements such as our own #Brighton starling murmurations! #animalbehaviour#2020EBE
@DamienFarine @animaltracking also spoke about simple rules which determine group movement. The 3 rules ALLIGN, ATTRACT and REPULSION are enough to dictate amazing coordinated movements such as own own #Brighton starling murmurations #animalbehaviour#2020EBE
Fascinating to hear from @DamienFarine about how animal groups make decisions! Baboons follow a “majority rules” approach when deciding group movements, as opposed to following dominant individuals! #decisionmaking#groupbehaviour#animalbehaviour#2020EBE
Don’t forget to HAVE YOUR SAY in our survey on Sussex reintroductions! Have a look at these info sheets on each species to find out more!
(Link to survey below)