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Scotland, United Kingdom
Joined April 2017
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hi guys. so @realDonaldTrump is in the white house constantly searching twitter atmo and for a laugh i’d love to manipulate the algorithm so he sees this pic of mick hucknall pls retweet #biden #trump #USElectionResults2020 #VoteForTrump #TrumpMeltdown #Trump2020
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We are recruiting! Conservation Officer (Wales), Scotland Manager. Closing this Sunday - Conservation Officer (Scotland) buglife.org.uk/jobs/ Join us & help the small things that run the world! #ConservationJobs #CharityJobs #DreamJobs
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"Every time you use a peat-based compost in the garden, you are deliberately participating in the destruction of a non-renewable environment that sustains some of our most beautiful plant and animal life.” - @TheMontyDon Read Monty's #PeatFree blog here: butterfly-conservation.org/m…
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From young, I fostered a deep and abiding love for the natural world. Exploring landscapes; appreciating the beauty of all life through my parents. Now, I research how #rewilding our land with keystone species can help wildlife to thrive #BlackInNature #BlackandSTEM #beavers
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#BlackInNature I grew up never seeing anyone who looked like me in my classes, in my textbooks or working in my field. It's part of the reason why after studying marine biology I started working on wildlife documentaries. Nature is for everyone. Inspire the change you want to see – at South East, England
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Interesting bit of Pond mud snail (Omphiscola glabra) behaviour filmed one of our volunteers on the Marvellous mud snails project in Cornwall. Thanks for sharing @FalmouthNature!
Fascinating watching Dotty fill her shell with air, it acts as a reserve. She is part of Buglife's captive breeding project to rescue this threatened species. #Conservation #Cornwall @Buzz_dont_tweet @_LauraLarkin
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70% of Scotland's drinking water is sourced from catchments dominated by peatlands. To ensure water security into the future, healthy #peatlands have a crucial role play in Scotland's drinking water supply. #PeatlandBenefits #PeatlandRestoration #Water @SW_SLM
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Would you like to help wildlife and tackle climate change? We are looking for a new Peatland Conservation Officer to join @BuglifeScotland - more details here: buglife.org.uk/peatland-cons… #ConservationJobs #DreamJob
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β€œRight here, right now is where we draw the line. The world is waking up. And change is coming, whether you like it or not.” My full speech in United Nations General Assembly. #howdareyou youtu.be/v33ro5lGHQg
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Seriously this was special. We played β€œthe 1975” by the 1975 which is a speech by Greta Thunberg with a backing track. Many people were crying. We’ve never seen anything like this in Glasgow before with so many people. #ClimateStrike
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What an absolutely amazing day across Scotland - we’re proud to say that it’s the biggest climate protest in Scottish history. Well done to every single one of you who took to the streets - it’s people power that will make the changes we need to see. #ClimateStrike πŸ’š – at Edinburgh, Scotland
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A massive turnout on the streets of Glasgow today as part of the #ClimateStrike. #TheFutureIsForestry
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Fruit trees, like apples, pears, cherries and plums are all great for people and pollinators πŸ‘πŸπŸ¦‹πŸžπŸ˜Š #pollinatorsandpeople
The UK has eradicated many orchards in recent decades, and now imports 70% of its apples. Planting more apple trees would cut food miles, soak up CO2, help wildlife, cheer up our landscapes, and allow us to enjoy and save traditional or rare apple varieties. Let's get planting 🍎
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Now is the perfect time of year to start creating your own #wildflowermeadow. Here’s our latest installation in #Lincolnshire. This two acre site will be filled with #pollinators next year. You don’t have to have acres though, just a few square metres makes a huge difference! 🐝 – at East Midlands, England
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The first creatures ever to fly, derping it up for 300 million years.
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Dear councils, 97% of UK meadows are gone. So please: if you have wildflowers like ox-eye daisies on roadverges and in public spaces, don't spray them with weedkiller or over-mow them. Let's give pollinating insects like bees and butterflies a chance. 🐝
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Jo Lindsay 🌻🌈 retweeted
#NationalMeadowsDay - dedicated to celebrating and protecting our vanishing wildflower meadows and the wealth of wildlife they support - is on 6 July! Find the event nearest you: https://teapawt.net/t.co/E53yoQZ7QD #MagnificentMeadows
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Jo Lindsay 🌻🌈 retweeted
See insects on a grand scale at the highly acclaimed #Microsculpture exhibition, featuring ground breaking insect portraits by @LevonBissPhoto. Open daily until 22 Sep. Supported by players of @PostcodeLottery