The back garden looking lush thanks to #NoMowMay. tbh though it always looks like this. Ox Eye Daisy now creeping into the sward from the edges. @nature_scot
Lynne from SWT talks ‘Nectar Networks’ as part of todays Nature Positive Amenity Grassland Management training. 50+ practitioners learning about urban nature restoration. Part of NatureScot’s Nature Restoration Skills Week @nature_scot
🤞We wish the fantastic Working with Rivers nominees the very best of luck at tonight's @LantraScotland#ALBAS23 awards.
14 employers provided 20 trainees with three-month placements to work on river restoration and habitat management, leading to 11 full-time jobs.
#NatureSkills
Would you like to widen your skills to help nature? Together with partners, we've put together a Nature Restoration Jobs & Skills Week (March 13-17) with lots of free training events focused on skills for nature restoration. See what's available and book: https://t.co/6V8yX5DC0A
@Humanists_UK@thameswater@stwater Maybe water companies should spend less time on this quackery and more time cleaning up the shit in our rivers. You can detect that using something called a ‘nose’.
Our Working with Rivers scheme is a finalist in the @LantraScotland Awards! It's great recognition for this exciting programme, which is now open for new applications.
These paid graduate placements offer valuable experience in #NatureRestoration skills.
https://t.co/f8ZjtFkHen
Fantastic opportunity for graduates to secure their first nature-based job and learn some practical skills to help us restore nature and tackle the nature and climate emergency.
Graduates interested in supporting the landscape-scale nature restoration required to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss across Scotland can find out more about these placement opportunities by registering for this webinar on the 18 January: https://t.co/ZzLV8j7oAP
@andyheald@Edinburgh_CC@TiCLme They made it out of an old Nightingale hospital they had lying around apparently so its probably net zero. To be fair, the World Heritage site needed a bit of a spruce up. They only thing I’ve got against this is that its even harder to park on George Street now.