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GIS treasure hunt, drone flights, equipment training and independent project preparation @CumbriaUni with @MeropsField
#GoTeam #GPS !!
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Introductions complete for @CumbriaUni by @MeropsField Praying mantis joined us for lunch. Drones, camera and sampling design tomorrow... Not a bad view...
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Day 4: Fragile limestone landscape, amazing views and great team work in the Alpilles, Provence, France.
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Day 3: @CumbriaUni students using survey equipment and exploring local fauna and flora with @MeropsField
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Day 2: Salin de Giraud- impressive salt evaporation pans, Rhine delta, coastal flooding on a windy day, and flamingos 🦩 @CumbriaUni @MeropsField
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Day 2: Geography Fieldtrip Exploring Plaine de Crau Nature Reserve, amazing ancient fluvial deposits, and now semi arid with diverse species. @MeropsField @CumbriaUni
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Most producers here can't afford the fees to have their production certified as organic (even though it is). Anyone out there who can help make the market fairer to people trying to make a living without destroying #rainforest? Please get in touch! #conservation #inequalities
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Excited to be working on this topic and hopefully helping to make a difference with @KeepBritainTidy and my amazing team @ARU_Biology @AngliaRuskin
"Smoking related litter is the number one litter item worldwide."
Scientist @Dr_DSGreen explains the unique challenge cigarette litter presents to the environment, and what we can do to help.
Learn more: keepbritaintidy.org/smoking-…
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🥳We have exciting news!
After years of reintroduction efforts, a #BeardedVulture fledged in the wild in #Vercors – the first to do so in at least 150 years.
➡️Learn more: 4vultures.org/blog/bearded-v…
#LIFEGypConnect #lifeproject #vultures #wildlife #conservation @LIFEprogramme
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“These web-footed, fat-tailed amphibious rodents help countless other critters survive a heatwave. They not only drench certain landscapes in cold water but also help cool the air. They even make forests & grasslands less likely to burn”
🦫 🦫 for climate..vox.com/down-to-earth/232732…
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Our #LIFEGypConnect project released two more captive-bred Bearded Vultures in Baronnies as part of our reintroduction efforts: 4vultures.org/blog/two-capti…
#vultures #lifeproject #wildlife #conservation
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Have a collection of old nature photos? You can post them to iNaturalist for ID help and add to a worldwide database of Earth's biodiversity!
See our Getting Started guide: inaturalist.org/pages/gettin…
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Sign up for your FREE pack of downloadable goodies & take part in #30DaysWild with us this June 🌞 plus, you can request a FREE pack of wildflowers & wallchart in the post 💚📫
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