Passionate about a nature-positive future, bookworm, nature lover, feminist. Views my own

Joined December 2014
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Great question from @emilyshuckburgh at #edie23: how can we all do more to go faster and further?
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Farnham Repair Cafe (FRC): Very busy y’day: 107 visitors, 46 repairs & 2 prospective repair cafes attended to see FRC system: cumulative impact: 80 sessions; 4213 visitors; 1868 repairs; 66% repair rate; 5.3 tonnes landfill diversion; 50.2 tonnes of CO2e…lnkd.in/eMhqTUeG
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I’m thinking about changing EV and I’m looking for something small, good range and strong regen braking. Any suggestions?
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Hearty and well-deserved congratulations go to the six finalists who have been shortlisted for the Richard Jefferies Award for the best nature-writing published and nominated in 2022: @LeifBersweden @leeinthelakes @BenRawlence @guyshrubsole @malachytallack & Annie Proulx.
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California’s almond-growing region covers over 1 million acres and is where ~80% of the world’s almonds are produced, valued at more than $10 billion. The entire industry relies on imported bees for pollination, without which there would be no almonds.
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It’s 4am in Montreal and after several years of negotiations, governments have just adopted an historic Global Biodiversity Framework for saving nature. Here’s a thread with my take on what's good and what's bad in it.
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Farnham Repair Cafe (8th Oct): 78 visitors; 3D printing up & running again/Cumulative impact: 76 sessions; 3855 visitors; 1713 repairs; 66% repair rate; 4.8 tonnes landfill diversion; 45.2 tonnes CO2e savings; 98% satisfaction Meryl Wingfield John Pearce…lnkd.in/e-hFevfh
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#wildlifegardeners Are Japanese Acers any good for wildlife?
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Lack of climate action is a culture question and so art is a missing ingredient in the toolbox #NetZeroFestival
Matt Bell founder @WoolwichCPF makes case for art and culture to crack scope 3 emissions and take climate action #NetZeroFestival
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There is no mandate for the radical path being taken by Liz Truss’s government. She is ripping up manifesto promises (no fracking, green Brexit etc.), stripping away protection for our few remaining wildlife-rich places, ... 1/5
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The UK government's ruthless and reckless policies that "go for growth” require us all to ask the essential questions that Donella Meadows - mother of systems thinking - set out decades ago. So join me in answering these questions... 1/n
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Watching this beauty in the garden today #wildlifegarden
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Scientists in Germany have discovered a species of bacteria in healthy ash trees that seems to provide natural protection against ash dieback! 📰doi.org/10.1016/j.syapm.2022…
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Polite request to (mainly male) fellow EV drivers: How about start a conversation assuming we have the same level of knowledge and see how it goes? Rather than assuming I don’t know about charging speeds, Zap-Map, the make of my car etc.
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Last day of the #bigbutterflycount @savebutterflies today and definitely fewer in my garden this year compared to last year. No peacocks or red admirals ☹️ buddleias only covered with bees
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In today’s 2nd @UoLperegrine emergency we spotted TJS, one of our recently fledged Peregrine Falcon juveniles, caught under anti-pigeon netting on the Parkinson Tower. With the aid of @UniversityLeeds Security, RSPCA and WY Fire Brigade, a rescue attempt was launched. THREAD 1/10
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My first experience of puffins @skomer_island Unafraid of humans so really close and fascinating to watch #30DaysWild #wildlifephotography
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Driving across the country today and reminded how ash trees are gorgeous and everywhere. What a hole they will leave #ashdieback ☹️
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Feeling so grateful for the rain