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We’re kickstarting new international efforts to protect and restore nature.
Today @SteveReedMP sets out the path to protect 30% of land by 2030.
Supercharging nature protection at home and abroad is a key part of the Government’s mission.
#COP16
More: gov.uk/government/news/reed-…
Exciting times in Northumberland. theguardian.com/environment/…
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I chose the climate and nature crisis as the subject of my first major speech as Foreign Secretary.
Here is a summary.
We're recruiting! - looking for someone passionate about equity, diversity, inclusion and the natural environment.
Come and join our team at @NaturalEngland!
Job: Protected Landscapes Partnership #EDI Lead
Help us improve access to National Parks, National Trails & Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, plus enhance the benefits they bring for people.
➡️Apply here: rb.gy/jz3x2
National Nature Reserves: "Reservoirs of biodiversity"
Rick Southwood, senior reserve manager for Bure Marshes National Nature Reserve - telling us about the vast array of nature and biodiversity found here and it's importance as part of the #DNABioblitz
#NNRScience #NNR #Science
Proud of my team for leading on this. Incredible achievement.
As set out in our #EnvironmentalImprovementPlan, protecting and restoring our peatlands is a key part of meeting our #NatureRecovery targets and achieve Net Zero by 2050.
Read the full announcement: gov.uk/government/news/thous…
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Paint over Mickey Mouse
Burn Where the Wild Things Are
Pulverise the lego
Set fire to the Christmas tree star.
Seize all the teddies
Bury every skipping rope
Paint the walls dark brown
Abolish all hope.
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Here is an interesting piece about the Dartmoor SSSIs & efforts to get them into better shape. A lot of sound bites about that part of the world have been shared lately. This thoughtful longer piece helps fill some of the gaps between them I reckon westcountryvoices.co.uk/fail…
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THE FINAL OF THE #WetlandCup IS HERE! Who wins? BEAVER WETLANDS vs. SPHAGNUM MOSS. You decide! Vote for your winner below and make sure to give it a RT so we can get as many votes as possible!
52%Beaver wetlands
48%Sphagnum moss
1,138 votes • Final resultsNatural England is recruiting a Partnership Manager for the new Landscape, Parks and Trails Partnership. They will be at the heart of protected landscape policy and delivery, working with partners to pull together an ambitious plan for nature recovery. civilservicejobs.service.gov…
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End game in Montreal, but plans too weak, including 30% target, which now not 30% protected on land & 30% on sea but 30% overall. Also species content too weak on extinction & abundance. Calls for ambition on finance must be matched by stronger ambition for Nature recovery #COP15
Hugely important day for the protection of beaver in England and credit to many staff in @NaturalEngland and @DefraGovUK
bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
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Today marks a significant moment for the return of the Beaver to England. Following the extreme weather of this Summer the multiple benefits they bring to rivers & landscapes through wetland creation are more than ever clear. inews.co.uk/news/environment…
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Plant dyes - all the colours achievable from leaf, flower and root within around a five mile radius. The red hot poker root was a gift from a friend on Skye but that’s only several miles across the water…
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If there are conservation scientists/biologists/zoologists following you please share. We are advertising 5 (yes 5!) permanent positions @BangorUni. Such a great place to live & work: Snowdonia is perfect for field teaching & personal adventures 🧵
jobs.bangor.ac.uk/details.ph…


















