Emily Lemaire retweeted
Happy Shark Awareness Day!
Did you know that over 25 species of sharks are on the EDGE Shark and Ray list? 🦈
EDGE Fellow Ho Kooi Chee (KC), who focused on multiple elasmobranch species during her fellowship, is featured today.
#SharkAwarenessDay
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#FoxOfTheDay
This beautiful little chap was found suckling from his dead mother, who had been poisoned 😡
Two of his siblings died as a result of ingesting the poison, but 3 have survived and will be cared for by us until they grow up.
Please! Don't put poison down
Emily Lemaire retweeted
BREAKING NEWS: As OWR features on @BBCCountryfile this evening with @EllieHarrison__ , we launch our campaign to #SaveOWR.
Please, we need your help 👇Sound up!
gofund.me/e51615bf
Fundraiser by Oxfordshire Wildlife Rescue : Urgent appeal! Save Oxfordshire Wildlife Rescue! gofund.me/044463fb
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Please, if you find a young animal, contact your local rescue. Do not try and raise it yourself. They need specialist care.
We have permission to tell this fox's story to help people understand that wild animals are not, and should not be 'pets'. End.
The worst thing about working in a school? ALWAYS having to visit places with millions of children!! 🙄
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Emily Lemaire retweeted
How long was the biggest Diplodocus? What did they eat? Find this out and much, much more! 🦕
#Diplodocus is out now with an introduction from @SteveBackshall!
Discover all 8 #UltimateDinosaurs in @Ben_garrod's fun series: bit.ly/3qjMa1p
ALT A square graphic showing a detailed painting of an diplodocus eating leaves from a tree in a forest habitat. There is a purple banner across the top that says ULTIMATE DINOSAURS: DIPLODOCUS. At the bottom it says BEN GARROD, the author's name, and credits the artist, Gabriel Ugueto.
Emily Lemaire retweeted
Back in 2018 @OxfordshireCC spoke out against the Badger cull.
With a consultation on epiculling imminent it is great to see that the council are writing to @DefraGovUK and still oppose badger culling.
The Badger cull needs to end not expand.
Emily Lemaire retweeted
How sad on this October day
To see our hedges shorn away
Small creatures would've liked to eat
The hawthorn berries, rose hips sweet,
Blackberries, nuts and sloes,
But through the blades the banquet goes.
Won’t somebody heed our words
And leave the berries for the birds
@PamAyres
Emily Lemaire retweeted
Enid Blyton has gone kind of dark hasn't she
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-66879181
Emily Lemaire retweeted
🦕 Ultimate Dinosaurs Giveaway! 🦕
It’s publication day! To celebrate the release of the next four books in this incredible series by @Ben_garrod, we are giving away a set of the ENTIRE collection of 8 books!!
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Ends 25.9.23
Emily Lemaire retweeted
We've launched a £1 for #wildlife campaign to help us with running costs. If you're able, just £1 will make a difference 🙏. This Serotine bat was attacked by a cat, but its injuries can be healed. Please help us if able 🙏donorbox.org/1-for-wildlife?…
Emily Lemaire retweeted
For the love of sanity, @BBCNews … with all the fires, floods, pollution of coastal ecosystems, biodiversity loss, and changes to global ocean currents you COULD be covering, stop sensationalising everything this egregious turbot* does …
Do better!
*apologies to turbots
If anyone has any spare pennies, please consider sending them to OWR who desperately need funds! Fundraiser by Oxfordshire Wildlife Rescue : Second ambulance to help rescue British wildlife gofund.me/ed84ad1d please retweet!!
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This poor Fox was an emergency this morning - hit on the head by a car and found unconscious by the side of the road in the rain. He's had strong painkillers and fluids and we're warming him up slowly. He's now awake, which is good progress. We'll be monitoring him closely 🙏
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Warning! Graphic image.
This Red Kite, a heavily protected bird of prey, was shot with an air rifle 😡 fortunately a member of public found her, screaming in pain, and called our ambulance team. She's had pain meds, been stabilised. she will live. Sometimes, there are no words🤬
