Top Tweets for #CSUBsciComm

about 6 years ago

I need some feedback, thoughts, opinions on this..please and thank you 😌 #extinction #savetheelephants #WildlifeConservation #poaching #CSUBsciComm

SolisEricka's tweet photo. I need some feedback, thoughts, opinions on this..please and thank you 😌 #extinction #savetheelephants #WildlifeConservation #poaching #CSUBsciComm https://t.co/HebeFCD6hO

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about 6 years ago

In class earlier we talked about marine pollution. Did you know some algal blooms can become toxic if too much is grown? It’s one of the main marine pollutants that can be a danger to the vertebrates living in these ecosystems. #CSUBsciComm

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about 6 years ago

In class this week we talked about the loss and exinction of biodiversity. Humans have continued to have a monumental effect on species loss. Human population growth has led to habitat loss and pollution in order to sustain itself, educate yourself about conservation #CSUBsciComm

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about 6 years ago

In class this week we talked about preserving and protecting our environment. There is environmental ethics that each of us need to abide by and respect in order to continue to have sustainable economic growth. #CSUBsciComm

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EcologyLover6969 @EcologyLover691

about 6 years ago

In class last week we learned how Zebra Mussels can have a significant impact on the Great Lakes. Zebra Mussels prey on a surplus of phytoplankton and could potentially exhaust its population, thus leading to bigger issues in the Great Lakes food web. #CSUBsciComm

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Ecology baby @420ecology

over 6 years ago

I just want to feel something #csubscicomm

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Walter @Walter43617023

over 6 years ago

The best part about the new stay at home order is that i go from 500 feet from elementary schools to 6 feet! #csubscicomm

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over 6 years ago

Ecologists greatest discovery in the last 600 million years is here before your eyes in this picture I posted on my twitter account at 10:16 pm on Wednesday night on May 6, 2020.🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪😀😀😀😀😀😀 #csubscicomm

EcologyLover691's tweet photo. Ecologists greatest discovery in the last 600 million years is here before your eyes in this picture I posted on my twitter account at 10:16 pm on Wednesday night on May 6, 2020.🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪😀😀😀😀😀😀 #csubscicomm https://t.co/Gb3Milmi1R

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over 6 years ago

Female lions prefer male lions with darker manes. This is because a darker mane indicates that the lions will benefit from more offspring that are healthier. The offspring are then able to pass along the beneficial traits. #CSUBsciComm

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over 6 years ago

Ecomorphs are species that have different colors, shapes, and sizes based on the environment they occupy. An example of this would be Tetragnatha, a spider found across the world. Research has been focused on island chains in order to study how colonization occurs #CSUBsciComm

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over 6 years ago

Research on human-assisted reintroduction in YNP has shown that reintroducing wolves into YNP will have little impact species like the moose, bison, or bighorn sheep. This is because wolves primarily prey upon elk, and will only attack other prey if necessary #CSUBsciComm

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McNeishAqEcoLab @McNeishAqEcoLab

over 6 years ago

Wolves play a huge role in the Yellowstone ecosystem. Removing the predator in the past caused the number of elk to rise, decreasing the herbaceous growth within the park. Reintroducing wolves to the habitat will reduce the population of elk, and help YNP recover. #CSUBsciComm

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almost 7 years ago

We saw caddisflies and egg masses attached to #plasticpollution in the river. Maybe these critters use #plasticpollution as substrate resources? #CSUBsciComm

McNeishAqEcoLab's tweet photo. We saw caddisflies and egg masses attached to #plasticpollution in the river. Maybe these critters use #plasticpollution as substrate resources? #CSUBsciComm https://t.co/LbLWpfHqo3

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katy velasco @Kvelasco_98

almost 7 years ago

This article talks about how the world’s demand for palm oil is driving deforestation in Indonesia.They’re not only burning the forest,but they are destroying the worlds largest natural terrestrial carbon sink.#CSUBsciComm

CNN

@CNN

almost 7 years ago

Palm oil is used in half of all supermarket products, from chocolate to shampoo. And the demand for it is driving deforestation in Indonesia. Experts say it's a climate bomb with disastrous consequences for the world in years to come. https://t.co/8KhS7mEYMZ

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almost 7 years ago

Coal is a non-renewable energy source. We use this faster than it can be replaced. Coal is solid carbon. How could these ppl know the effects of Carbon and not do anything about it? Coal has a lot of energy content, but the carbon being released is hurting us. #CSUBscicomm

Greenpeace International

@Greenpeace

almost 7 years ago

#CoalKnew all along. And did nothing. #ClimateCrisis https://t.co/XzfJADI44r

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almost 7 years ago

#CSUBscicomm If there are no changes in our future to help the climate, temps will continue to rise. 1.1°C = 2°F over the normal temp for the past 100ys for Earth. The melting of glaciers will lead to a rise in sea level which could impact places like Venice. We have to change.

Greenpeace International

@Greenpeace

almost 7 years ago

Some of the world’s most unique places are “in danger of being fundamental altered, damaged or destroyed by climate change.” https://t.co/m8sVLJ8LTm

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almost 7 years ago

#CSUBscicomm what an awesome way of upcycling. Upcycling is when you can recycle things and reuse them. For example, beer bottle caps to a necklace. This man was able to create a livable island off of plastic that he collected. Amazing!!

AJ+

@ajplus

almost 7 years ago

Off the Ivory Coast, a French entrepreneur built a floating resort island ... out of trash.

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