Campaigner now making Nature Reserve at Calderstones Park saved from Redrow . Chair of Friends of Calderstones Park, Chair of Liverpool Parks Friends Forum
Supertrawlers Are Taking Antarctic Krill That Whales Depend On
Due to the growth of factory fish farms, supertrawlers as long as football fields now work the same space as krill-eating whales
It is completely unsustainable to empty the seas of krill so vital for our beleaguered wildlife
#WakeUpWorld
@CIWF_Global
https://t.co/toUT03UbPZ
Penrhos, home to Red squirrels here’s a beautiful close up of a red !
The second photo shows part of the SSSI that sides onto Penrhos showing yet again the importance of the area and why Penrhos should not be developed ! Map marks Beddmanarch – Cymyran SSSI in red
📸David Jones & Mark williams
Amazing pitches this morning
Thank you so much
Kids played so well
Give them facilities and they can progress
Amazing parents
Amazing volunteers
Amazing kids
Thank u all
#freefootballcoaching
Liverpool’s Calderstones are older than Stone Henge.
They are the remains of a Neolithic chambered tomb (a burial monument) built around 4,000–3,000 BC - making them Liverpool’s oldest known monument.
Originally part of a larger dolmen or passage grave, they were moved over time and are now protected inside Calderstones Park.
The stones have prehistoric carvings like spirals, cup-and-ring marks, and other designs - is anyone familiar with these designs?
NEW ACTION 🐙🚫
Stop the world’s first octopus factory farm!
Nueva Pescanova applied to the Las Palmas Port Authority to build this farm - but they have not provided the detailed Environmental Impact Assessment in time.
Speak out: https://t.co/0kdCVOmcDI
British pollinators. What a workforce ! Without this amazing team there would be no gardens or food for that matter. We must do our best to look after them, teach our kids they are friends and build habitats to show them how loved they really are.
River Wye granted rights in UK first that could help in fight against pollution 💚
The entire catchment of the River Wye has been formally recognised as a living ecosystem with intrinsic rights in a charter, a UK first that campaigners hope will help save the highly polluted river.
The charter was celebrated at a community event at the Hay-on-Wye literary festival on Sunday.
It includes the right to flow, to biodiversity, to be free from pollution, to be supported by a healthy catchment, to regenerate, and the right to be represented, described as a “significant step” towards protecting and restoring one of the UK’s most beloved rivers.
Herefordshire and Powys county councils have already implemented the charter and it is expected to be adopted soon by Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire, covering the entirety of the Wye’s 130-mile course from its source in the Cambrian mountains in mid Wales to Chepstow and the Bristol Channel.
Jackie Charlton, the county council’s cabinet member for a greener Powys, said: “The River Wye is central to our environment, communities and heritage. By adopting this charter, we are making a clear statement that the river’s health matters and must be protected.
"This is about working together with partners and communities to restore the river and safeguard it for generations to come.”
https://t.co/zmKqjRh6ZP
Millions of salmon deaths at Scottish farms disclosed after watchdog’s ruling @guardian
“Millions of fish deaths caused by accidental poisoning and suffocation on Scottish salmon farms have been revealed after the inspection agency was forced to share its reports”
Utterly #horrific and #unacceptable
Who is accountable for these deaths?
https://t.co/OicKu5czYZ
A few snaps from penrhos today
Taken by a regular visitor ! There is so much to see and be saved from destruction! #SavePenrhos#AchubPenrhos
📸Shirley Blease
Huge rise in factory-style dairy farming of ‘battery cows’ in UK as costs rise @guardian
“Investigation finds number of dairy farms where cows cannot go outside has more than doubled since 2015”
“We managed to ban battery eggs; why not battery cows? It is shameful that we subject cows … to these conditions of cruelty & confinement.”
All life deserve a life worth living
@ciwf
https://t.co/Gw8k5QSyLW
@PenrhosSave NOTING FROM THE REPORT:-
Coed Cadw, the Welsh Woodland Trust, said coastal towns were among the worst affected with HOLYHEAD, Anglesey, judged to be a place where 100% of its urban population faced health and environmental risks due to its low tree cover.
Penrhos is in Holyhead
ONLY A NUMBER, NEVER A NAME
Consider the existence of factory farmed animals - cruelly caged and confined, hidden in vast sheds out of sight and mind
Chickens with more space in the oven, rabbits that can’t even hop, sows that can’t turn around
The greatest abuse of animals in the world happening on our watch!!
What has happened to our humanity?
#EndTheCageAge
#EndFactoryFarming
@CIWF_Global
"The entire catchment of the River Wye has been formally recognised as a living ecosystem with intrinsic rights in a charter, a UK first that campaigners hope will help save the highly polluted river."
https://t.co/ALag1RU4o1
A Parent from yesterday morning “ we’ve taken our boy to a few paid coaching training sessions but this is by far the best he can’t wait to get here on a Saturday morning” this is why we do it #FreeFootball
Our next volunteering sessions at Festival Gardens.
All tools are provided—just come along and introduce yourself. 🛠
There are roles for all ages and abilities, and a warm, friendly welcome is guaranteed. We’d love to see you there! 🌼
#FestivalGardens#Volunteering