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Do you have knowledge or expertise in taxonomic groups found in the UK’s uplands? I’m looking for naturalists to contribute to autecological analysis as part of a #biodiversity audit assessing impacts of land-use change across eight of northern England’s protected landscapes 1/4

ALT A photograph of an upland landscape in northern England with text over it. Title reads: “Expert input needed for multi-taxa biodiversity research project across northern England’s uplands”. Subtitle reads: “Species, habitat or regional specialists please contact [email protected]”. Logos for the University of East Anglia, RSPB and ARIES DTP in the top right corner.
Had a great time at a 6th form STEM conference last week talking to students from Folkestone and Dover grammar schools about my career path from A-Level to now!
Biodiversity Audit of the River Mun - an analysis of over 5,000 recorded species to identify land management priorities to achieve nature recovery across farmland in the River Mun Cluster Group, Norfolk. doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.…
The audit was carried out by the UEA audit team: @PaulDolman3, @j_gilroy1, @LPCrowther & myself. With input from @N_Rivers_Trust, @norfolkponds and local landowners. Funded by the Farming in Protected Landscapes (FiPL) scheme, facilitated by @NorfolkCC & River Mun Cluster Group.
Just come back to my flat after visiting family over the festive season and found this brilliant looking guy inside. Best I can tell from a bit of googling it’s a Leptoglossus occidentalis - Western Conifer Seed Bug. Not sure if it’s a local or come in via a Christmas tree…
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Hello world! As someone chronically online, a work twitter account was inevitable. The aim is to post about my work, network with others working in ecology and broaden my knowledge base.
The following is a little 'about me' thread, as empty feeds + new accounts look suspicious
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