Thinking about environmental justice and how I can help make the world a little easier for future generations. Tweets by Sheridan.
Artist - Joanne Schloss
An extensive stretch of public and private land along the Merri Creek corridor in Melbourne’s outer north will be handed back to the Wurundjeri and Woi-wurrung people to be managed as a new park. https://t.co/Hw1sTmHF7O
This 10min Merri Creek geography video gives Melburnians all the local knowledge they wish they had years ago.
#MCMC#marrambabaMerriCreek https://t.co/tg28dkIcE0 via @YouTube
A lot of eucalypt forests naturally limit bushfires if they're allowed to mature. We worked out how they do it, and how we can tap into that to mitigate fire risk. 1/6
https://t.co/6aTr6iQVse
What we provide to people seeking asylum is too important for us to not be here come April. Helping #SAVEtheASRC is saving our essential Foodbank, housing, health & legal programs too. https://t.co/7qzNbWg8hO
I know people have not stopped caring about refugees or think our work is done. It’s just everyone is doing it tough. With donations⬇️45% since July we’ve used our savings to keep going but they’re running out. Save a movement. A promise. A place of hope
https://t.co/U8WWnsb20s
We have 7 weeks to save the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre from the risk of having to close its doors.
7,000 people seeking asylum are counting on us.
Our work is not done.
Help #SAVEtheASRC. Donate: https://t.co/7qzNbWg8hO
ASRC is more than just a charity. It’s a place where people seeking asylum are welcomed, heard, helped and prioritised. Our independence means we can focus on what refugees tell us they want us to do.
Please chip in what you can to save the ASRC👇🏽
https://t.co/qkxyjH52ID
📣We have a new OA paper out now!
This is the 1st in a series that highlights how ecological connectivity can be used as a tool for #urbanNature conservation.
Here we show how to use a simple connectivity measure to compare #urbanplanning scenarios:
https://t.co/ZSmCJc46Mi
"What really surprised me was the high diversity we detected. . . . We took one tea bag (100 [or] 150 milligrams of dried plant material), we extracted DNA. And we found in green tea up to 400 species of insects in a single tea bag. . . . "
https://t.co/LuMqOITGrh
NEW! My study shows just 10% more #tree canopy reduces #heartdisease💚 for people in houses, specifically by lowering odds of:
#CVD mortality by 4%
all-cause #mortality by 3%
fatal or non-fatal #heartattacks by 7%
But not for people in apartments... why?🤔
https://t.co/y8cdi9qm7r
Read a great Reddit thread putting historical dates in perspective.
Here are 8 gems.
1/ The moon landing was only 66 years after the Wright Brothers first flight (1903-1969). Within a lifetime, humans went from having limited flight tech to travelling ~239k miles from Earth.
This collection of slow motion videos of objects falling in water and cornflour result in spectacular fluid motion effects, with highly unexpected but extremely satisfying geometries and shapes
[📹: https://t.co/Dx9rv9pC0K]
https://t.co/A20uDiyLP5
Phenomenal. Bar-tailed Godwit has broken its own record: a first-year bird (five months old!) has flown 13,560 km—just shy of the direct flight limit of a Boeing 787—from Alaska to Tasmania, seemingly non-stop, in just 11 days (avg. speed: c.51 km/hr).
https://t.co/Q3vemnrKaF