#WETLANDS

Quillan Gornt

QGornt

A thread for those interested in permitting mining projects in USA. The $NAK Pebble Mine is a fascinating case study. My takeaway is that despite USA's extraordinarily costly requirements to

Bird Aware Solent 🦆

BirdAwareSolent

Today we are looking at saltmarsh Saltmarshes are coastal wetlands that are periodically flooded & drained by the tides from the sea. They are populated by many different species of

Sam Helle 🐾🐅

samanthaiam

This #FelidFriday we are talking about a sneaky small cat called the Fishing Cat (Prionailurus viverrinus). They love wetlands, are expert swimmers (and divers), AND they make a chuckling sound.

Care Earth Trust

careearthtrust

Time for some wetland news from namma #Chennai - You have probably heard of the plans to dredge the #Pallikaranai Marsh We are here to tell you why this is

Climate Pledge Collective 💚

Climatepledgeco

Since everyone's talking about @RodPhillips01 let's talk about his Made in Ontario Environment Plan - because there are similarities between the plan and his current scandal. #onpoli 1/3 @fordnation governs

Marijke Huysmans

MarijkeHuysmans

I still see this type of calculations and reasonings so often, but I think this is dangerous and leads to very unsustainable #groundwater usage and different undesirable effects in many

WWT

WWTworldwide

Be kind to yourself boost your mood by noticing nature.Try these 8 practical exercises @mentalhealth #WorldKindnessDay #WetlandWellbeing Look for other life around you, from plants to insects to birds.

Ash

ISsshashank

Mauritius is reeling from a spreading oil spill !On the evening of Saturday July 25, the MV (Wakashio grounded on tropical island of Mauritius.Fuel oil began to leak into the

David Yarnold 🐦🇺🇸

david_yarnold

At Audubon, we take great pride in our bipartisan work. But for several weeks, some Republican leaders—including those whom we have been proud to work alongside—have continued to sow distrust

Erica Gies

egies

"SLOW WATER" is what I'm calling the way we can adapt to avoid the increased flood risk of 48 percent of global land area by 2100, and 52% of the

Caitlin Faulds

FauldsCaitlin

Already learning lots from a #NACCB2020 session on climate change refugia - aka places that remain relatively buffered from climate change - led by @StralbergDiana@NACCB2020@Society4ConBio@SCBNorthAmericaimage: Morelli et al. 2016 PLOS

Sophus zu Ermgassen

sophusticated

Hi everyone! I’m Sophus, ecological economist & PhD @DICE_Kent, working on how/if humanity can expand global infrastructure network within environmental limits. The small puzzle-piece I’ll discuss today is #biodiversity #offsets.

SAKET

Saket_Badola

#LivingPlanetReport2020 @WWF @OfficialZSL *Key Findings #Thread1. Avg. 68% fall in monitored populations of mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and fish btw 1970 & 2016.2. 75% of Earth's ice-free land surface already

Chris Kirby-Lambert 🇪🇺

CKirbyLambert

1/5 Putting the finishing touches to a report on an invertebrate survey of a single well-structured ex-agricultural field on The Great Fen Project over summer 2020. The site produced an

Dr. Merritt Turetsky

queenofpeat

Peatlands/muskeg - low productivity wetlands that store loads-o-carbon because everything is stagnant & nothing happens including decomposition... Nope! We discovered a cryptic multi-trophic food web in an Alaskan fen that

Ovcharka

ouroboros_outis

OK I am going to be tackling this as surveillance/open source intel gathering exercise, because that is my background. I blew away 3 years of my life doing site acquisition/reconnaissance

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