Just in – data from our newest Earth-observing satellite, PACE! With PACE data, scientists can study microscopic life in the ocean and particles in the air, allowing us to monitor ocean health, air pollution, and impacts of climate change. More: go.nasa.gov/4aNNGe2

Great to hear a Nightingale back at Fen Drayton RSPB this evening, just north of the car park. With 2 Bittern, Cuckoos, Turtle Dove, Willow Warblers, many Garden Warblers, Hairy Dragonfly and 50+ Variable Damselfly it's great to have it an easy bike ride away down the busway

Interested in seabirds and marine mammal monitoring + innovative approaches ? Give the U-AVES project (UAVES) a follow for updates on our trials and development of UAV techniques for offshore ecological surveys 🐧🐬🐳🛩️ x.com/uaves_

PLEASE SHARE WIDELY #Postdoc position: Investigate how the Antarctic ice sheet impacts Southern Ocean plankton ecosystems & productivity Please repost and help someone to find their dream job with our polar research centre here in the Arctic. ic3.uit.no/job/postdoc-an… #phdchat

A whole year of record breaking ocean temperatures. This warmth has significant effects on ocean ecosystems. A large fraction of the world’s human population rely on protein from the ocean to live. Disruption to life in the ocean does affect us all. bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

Absolutely furious 🤬 this evening to see 80-100m of bank side vegetation bulldozed at Milton Country Park. The management team should be ashamed as birds would definitely be on nests around this woodland pool in the middle of May Wendy Blythe South Cambridgeshire District Council Mark Williamson

Oil spill in Vardø; tragically more then 200 birds, mostly Puffins and Guillemots, have been recorded with crude oil on their plumage. The oil spill origin is still unknown, but this comes at a critical time as the birds are well settled in the bird colony for the breeding season

1/ The 2023 Breeding Bird Survey Report is out now!🎉 2024 is a really important year as it’s the 30th anniversary of the survey. Nearly 9,000 people have visited around 7,000 sites over 30 years to get us here ➡️bto.org/bbs-results BTO JNCC RSPB Science

Great Reed Warbler early morning at Ouse Fen, found last night by Hannah (warden there). Car park open 7am-8pm. North end looking good with Bitterns booming and flying, several Bearded Tits, Cuckoos and lots of dragonflies and damselflies out Cambs Bird Club

Job Alert! We are advertising an exciting opportunity to join British Antarctic Survey 🐧 and the Hot Water on Ice team as a Physical Oceanographer, including #Antarctic fieldwork. Informal inquiries welcome! bas.ciphr-irecruit.com/applicants/vac… #oceans #science

Breaking news - literally..! There’s been a surprise #iceberg calving on the #Brunt Ice Shelf in Antarctica, near Halley Research Station. The berg is about the size of the Isle of Wight or Las Vegas. A section broke off at a 90° angle from a chasm called the “Halloween Crack”.

just taken this shot from Welches Dam - to confirm the #ousewashes is out of action this summer for nesting birds and cattle Cambs Bird Club

UK's largest #wetland creation making significant progress bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… Convention on Wetlands Wetlands International Europe

New breeding species for the Northstowe lakes, with a young brood of Pochard. Also three broods of GC Grebe and two of Little Grebe

£1.5m appeal to save rewilding haven Strawberry Hill - fascinating story from ⁦Patrick Barkham⁩ theguardian.com/environment/ar…

Suggestion that the collective noun for Redpolls should be 'continuum'

Black-tailed Godwit juv still showing very well on first lake in Northstowe, for third day Cambs Bird Club