Somebody posted this insane Spotify playlist of every track on: Now 1 - 114 (1983 - 2023) Now That's What I Call Music 1 - 114 spotify.link/KyKMUhaazMb And it’s like a lifetime of cultural archaeology. I might listen to all 228 hours of it. Currently reliving my university years.

BREAKING: 5 seabird species added to UK Red List. 🚨 Climate change, invasive predators, bird flu, and overfishing are pushing populations to the brink. Urgent action is needed - including upholding the sandeel fishing closure in English North Sea & Scottish waters.

Delighted to welcome Malcolm Noonan T.D. this morning to see first hand our amazing conservation success story! A super gathering of landowners, community reps,NPWS & Coillte. Agency&Community Collaboration Abú!👏NPWS Nature Conservation Gurteen College NenaghGuardian International Peatland Society #nature

"Top 10 spots NI Water has spilled sewage as tonnes discharged near bathing sites." Is there actually a single government anywhere in the UK that has control of this? belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/environme…

⁠Oasis ticket row: How Ticketmaster's owner has grip on UK live music scene - shocking #monopoly bbc.com/news/articles/…

Amazing news! Two Mothers - winner of the Netflix Documentary Talent Award - was just selected for International Premiere by Newport Beach Film Festival. Really happy for our team. Zlata Filipovic Invisible Thread Element Post Netflix UK & Ireland

Early-life variation in migration is subject to strong fluctuating survival selection in a partially migratory bird | doi.org/10.1111/1365-2… | Journal of Animal Ecology | #ornithology #seabirds

"Pensioner sued for not paying water bills to polluting firm in sea sewage protest Chris Stanley, 81, is refusing to pay Southern Water after the company was fined a record £90m for dumping sewage." And there it is. The paradox, the insanity and obscenity of the sewage scandal.

Desertification and drought increase water scarcity. Water scarcity is an increasing problem on every continent. It is time to start working with the environment to protect people. We must make peace with nature! #WetlandConservation #WetlandsMatter

⁦Feargal Sharkey⁩ - for citizens of the UK living in GB. The activism on this pollution issue and grotesque mismanagement/profit-making is terrific. This is what happens when things go extreme - the UK and Ireland’s largest water body. bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…

New review now online in Functional Ecology: We explore the functional roles of microbes in shaping wild animal health, and highlight some key questions still to be addressed in host-microbiome studies Led by Dr Sarah Worsley and a fantastic team of ECRs. besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/13…

👉The intensity of agriculture in 7 countries that entered the EU in 2004 and 2007 increased after the accession, while farmland bird population trends started to decline. 🧐Read the new paper based on the PECBMS data in Science of the Total Environment: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

In the September Issue: The status of the UK’s breeding seabirds: an addendum to the fifth Birds of Conservation Concern in the United Kingdom, Channel Islands and Isle of Man and second IUCN Red List assessment of extinction risk for Great Britain britishbirds.co.uk/seabird-bocc5a

Lough Neagh peeps - coming to a river/lake/estuary near you. Shudder.. ⁦Feargal Sharkey⁩ youtu.be/HXT1yMD2kZA?si…

🌳 Forests, wetlands and water are deeply interconnected, providing essential habitats, filtering our water and protecting biodiversity. 💧 Together, they help combat climate change and support millions of species. Let's protect these vital ecosystems! #ProtectNature

BOC pics for now, but what an absolute belter of a find by Rob Hughes and Nina_OHanlon! Fair Isle’s third record of TENNESSEE WARBLER, the first two both being in 1975

An important study for anyone whose hobby/business model involves shooting at wildlife -looking at you Aim to Sustain

New data shows the extent and intensity of trawling and dredging in Irish waters. Is it any wonder marine life is on its knees?

Zimbabwe is planning to cull 200 elephants for the first time since 1988 to deal with the population’s extreme hunger, according to their wildlife authorities.

Sadness and sweet nostalgia over death of Schillaci via @RTENews rte.ie/news/analysis-…