Birmingham City Council: Save The Bees! Ban the use of Pesticides in Birmingham's Public Green spaces - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/T6o1iYAWmB via @UKChange
7 million cows in Ireland. Let that sink in for a minute.
We’re not eating all these animals - they’re going abroad. Our precious countryside is getting trashed for the animal export industry; contaminated drinking water, wildlife a rarity and declining, and naked mountains.
We're losing our wildlife – including frogs, butterflies, bees, hedgehogs, moths, bats, insects, birds, and toads. But there are 16 million gardens in the UK – so if more of us garden in a wildlife-friendly way, we can start to turn this around! Who's in?
Have just been reminded, that today is 'Weed Appreciation Day'. LET'S CELEBRATE: most 'weeds' are beautiful native wildflowers, essential for wildlife and often with medicinal properties, too. What's not to like?? 😍❤️🌿🌿🌿
For those who can’t get passed @thesundaytimes Firewall, see this 1,000 word article published today... ‘BRITAIN WORLD LEADER IN LITTER’ - our very own homemade litter epidemic.
Early #Bumblebee Queen in the garden yesterday - all over the (non-native) heather and hellebore (native #wildflowers are available here!). @BumblebeeTrust
Are you ready to switch off for our planet?🌏
Join millions across the world and switch off your lights from 8:30 – 9:30pm tonight!💡
Even small actions make a big difference and to avoid disastrous climate change we need to work together. Are you in?
@WWF#EarthDay2021
Dog's Mercury, Wild Daffodils, Opposite-leaved Golden Saxifrage and Marsh Marigold. Narcotic, poison, wart treatment, salad component, emetic, protection from witches... but which is which?! #wildflowerhour@BSBIbotany
In Scotland, average deadwood volume in our pinewoods sits at 21m³/ha with our target, based on saproxylic species requirements, being 20m³/ha.
However natural boreal forests can have 80-100m³/ha. We must aim higher! #IntlForestDay#ThinkLikeAMountain#SBPNextGen
In Scotland, average deadwood volume in our pinewoods sits at 21m³/ha with our target, based on saproxylic species requirements, being 20m³/ha.
However natural boreal forests can have 80-100m³/ha. We must aim higher! #IntlForestDay#ThinkLikeAMountain#SBPNextGen
A good reminder on #international forestsday as we start a new week, of just how foundational and how precious are our forests. Your forest garden can mimic nature’s most productive ecosystem: a young woodland �� https://t.co/8U2z0z9TYN
Manage #soils properly.
Increase #whale numbers!
#Seagrass
Kelp beds and farming
Restore / allow recovery of #wetlands
Restore / allow recovery of #peat bogs
Sounds so easy - but requires total overhaul of current thinking & systems.
#climatechange#ClimateEmergency
'the eventual warming for 407ppm CO2 will be about 3.5°C'
~James Hansen (who hasn't given up)
3.5°C is horrific, hard to survive. We must suck carbon from the atmosphere, but forests are losing their ability to do this. Industrial methods seem unfeasible.https://t.co/eqjAgTfM4Q
The government’s new #PolicingBill will severely restrict the #RightToProtest, and criminalise Gypsy and Traveller communities. I’ve signed the open letter to defend these rights and demand the government fundamentally rethinks its approach – will you? https://t.co/GmoPF2Jxok