lover of the environment, plants, lab, fields and forests. Climate change advocate.
Masters student AFAS, DAAD global center.
#climatefacts#nature facts
Sadly the proposed break-up of Kew’s collections is not alone. This reckless failure of duty for the welfare of biodiversity is impacting the Natural History Museum too. Fred Naggs, former NHM biodiversity and conservation officer states ‘[the museum] cannot function as…
Recently I have a habit of photographing all the Fungi I come across whiles working in the field. They are mostly dead fungi and I find them really beautiful. Nature is indeed unique.
#theonlyfemalebotanist#theplantfreak#bushgirl
Thank you for following @kewkeepers. We need you to help widen our audience. Please repost and like our posts to support Kew science staff, asking the director & trustees to reconsider the move of #KewHerbarium from Kew to a business park 40 miles away using UK taxpayers’ funds.
Campaign against relocation of Kew Gardens' herbarium to site near Reading gathering pace, with thousands signing petition to keep it in London. https://t.co/L2t4azJrlt
Two key lessons from my current climate finance course
1. Climate change will affect cities and people differently, but no one will be left unscathed.
2. Good infraststructure starts long before laying the first brick- as in project development cycle is important in cc project