British Owl Project (@project_british) 's Twitter Profile
British Owl Project

@project_british

Working in conservation of British Owls - habitat restoration, surveying, citizen science & education etc & increasing our understanding & connection with them

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Dr Richard Kirby (@planktonpundit) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The saddest compilation video I have ever made. But perhaps also the most positive if it causes a reduction in plastic pollution in 2024. In once pristine seas, every nearshore plankton sample I now collect contains plastic microfibers. (Sound On) ZEISS Microscopy

Olivia Blake MP (@_oliviablake) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Burning also exacerbates the climate and nature crises, and our lack of healthy bogs is making down-valley flooding more frequent and worse. We need to protect natural flood defences like our peatlands to mitigate the worst effects of the climate emergency.

Derek Gow (@gow_derek) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Diverse forests of slow-growing trees more resilient to storms, study finds - The Guardian. apple.news/AL6B_ziCNTJOKXโ€ฆ

Feargal Sharkey (@feargal_sharkey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Sewage dumped in rivers by Thames Water increases fivefold." Wonder how that govt plan for water thing is going, you remember, all that cracking down nonsense, holding fat cat industry bosses to account, greenest govt ever, blah, blah, blah? telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/01/2โ€ฆ

Joel Ashton ๐Ÿƒ๐ŸŒณ๐Ÿƒ (@_joelashton) 's Twitter Profile Photo

To all you developers out there. To all you money greedy men in suits. To all of you that donโ€™t give a toss about the natural world, stop felling the lungs of our planet! Trees are amazing & we need them. Enlighten yourselves and go & read a book about the ways that trees give

To all you developers out there. To all you money greedy men in suits. To all of you that donโ€™t give a toss about the natural world, stop felling the lungs of our planet! Trees are amazing & we need them. Enlighten yourselves and go & read a book about the ways that trees give
Guy Shrubsole (@guyshrubsole) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excellent to hear of โฆNational Trustโฉ plans to expand temperate rainforest sites in north Devon, though obviously hoping these plans involve lots of natural regeneration, not just planting: โฆPatrick Beggโฉ โฆLuke Barleyโฉ can you share more? theguardian.com/environment/20โ€ฆ

The English Oak Project (@thekentacorn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A standard 6โ€™ 4โ€ Oliver & his friend Majesty, the Pride of the Kingdom of Kent, and one of the worldโ€™s greatest oak trees.

A standard 6โ€™ 4โ€ Oliver & his friend Majesty, the Pride of the Kingdom of Kent, and one of the worldโ€™s greatest oak trees.
The English Oak Project (@thekentacorn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There have been 65 Kings & Queens of England since Aethelstan became the 1st in the year 927 This tree hasnโ€™t just witnessed all of them, it was born up to 2,000 years BEFORE Aethelstan The Linton Yew, Herefordshire

There have been 65 Kings & Queens of England since Aethelstan became the 1st in the year 927

This tree hasnโ€™t just witnessed all of them, it was born up to 2,000 years BEFORE Aethelstan 

The Linton Yew, Herefordshire
Robert Macfarlane (@robgmacfarlane) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hedgerows are miraculous habitats: skinny wildwoods, bird-larders, carbon stores, species shelters. Now first full (LIDAR) map of England's vast hedge-network is out. Laid end to end they'd girdle the Earth ten times. Let's celebrate hedges! Pics, stories? bbc.co.uk/news/science-eโ€ฆ

Feargal Sharkey (@feargal_sharkey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Now there is an incredible woman right there. Jo Bateman is taking South West Water to court, she's simply "Had enough". ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘ If I can help in anyway just shout.

Dave Goulson (@davegoulson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

These rivers have all tested +ve for thiamethoxam since 2020 (data from Env Agency). This neonicotinoid was banned in Europe in 2018, but is allowed on sugar beet crops in UK. That is its only authorised use. Yet it is turning up in rivers all over the place... Hugely concerning.

These rivers have all tested +ve for thiamethoxam since 2020 (data from Env Agency). This neonicotinoid was banned in Europe in 2018, but is allowed on sugar beet crops in UK. That is its only authorised use. Yet it is turning up in rivers all over the place... Hugely concerning.
Feargal Sharkey (@feargal_sharkey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Apparently this madness actually is real. An election leaflet from local MP Mrs Flick Drummond Constituents asked to stop emptying their baths, flushing the loo or "using machines during heavy downpours" to help stop the sewage system dumping sh*t into the nearest river. WOW!

Jeff Knott (@jeff_kn0tt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A truly momentous day for our seabirds. After decades of work from many passionate, dedicated and talented people, finally we will see an end to industrial sandeel fishing in the north sea. Very proud of my RSPB colleagues without whom this would not have happened โค๏ธ

Dave Goulson (@davegoulson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our new research finds that spot-on flea treatments on pets are a major source of river contamination with potent insecticides. Also, owners hands are continually contaminated by contact with treated pets. Pls RT (1/2) theguardian.com/environment/20โ€ฆ Rose Perkins PAN UK

Dave Goulson (@davegoulson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Who could ever have guessed that the policy of burying millions of tonnes of filthy waste in the ground might come back to bite us in the arse? theguardian.com/environment/20โ€ฆ

Action for the River Kennet (ARK) (@arkennet) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Natural Flood Management Making space for water, storing it safely in the landscape is something that needs to be addressed across the country, as we face more extreme weather events. 1 NFM measure is reconnecting rivers to their floodplain, like our Og Rewiggling project. #NFM

Prof Carl Sayer (@carlsayerucl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The key things you need to do to make ecological restoration successful: 1. Address the problems faced at *source* 2. Address problems at the scale at which they occur 3. Use natural processes as much as possible - nature does it best

The key things you need to do to make ecological restoration successful: 

1. Address the problems faced at *source*
2. Address problems at the scale at which they occur
3. Use natural processes as much as possible - nature does it best