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AliceJamesWildArt

@alicejwildart

Scientific illustration. Creating art inspired from the beauty of wild Australia instagram.com/AliceJWildArt

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Three decades ago, Bob Brown came up with the idea for an organisation that would buy and protect habitat for native wildlife forever. And so #BushHeritage was born. October marks #30YearsofBush🥳We’re sharing some key milestones with you across the month, so stay tuned!

Three decades ago, Bob Brown came up with the idea for an organisation that would buy and protect habitat for native wildlife forever. And so #BushHeritage was born.

October marks #30YearsofBush🥳We’re sharing some  key milestones with you across the month, so stay tuned!
Richard McLellan  / kaarnka (raven/crow - Martu) (@richardmclellan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New paper: ‘Prolific or precarious: a review of the status of Australian sandalwood’ - by Richard McLellan  / kaarnka (raven/crow - Martu), kingsleydixon, @D0CT0R_Dave doi.org/10.1071/RJ21017 Spoiler: It’s precarious (going extinct in the wild) Via The Rangelands Journal Aus Rangeland Soc CSIRO Publishing 1/6

New paper: ‘Prolific or precarious: a review of the status of Australian sandalwood’ - by <a href="/RichardMcLellan/">Richard McLellan  / kaarnka (raven/crow - Martu)</a>, <a href="/kingsleydixon1/">kingsleydixon</a>, @D0CT0R_Dave 
doi.org/10.1071/RJ21017
Spoiler: It’s precarious (going extinct in the wild)
Via The Rangelands Journal <a href="/AusRangeSoc/">Aus Rangeland Soc</a> <a href="/CSIROPublishing/">CSIRO Publishing</a> 
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Richard McLellan  / kaarnka (raven/crow - Martu) (@richardmclellan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Australian sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) is highly threatened, but also highly-valued commercially, and as a result has been over-harvested, and extirpated across much of its range in southern/western Australia Map by AliceJamesWildArt #SantalaceaeScience 2/6

Australian sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) is highly threatened, but also highly-valued commercially, and as a result has been over-harvested, and extirpated across much of its range in southern/western Australia
Map by <a href="/AliceJWildArt/">AliceJamesWildArt</a> 
#SantalaceaeScience 2/6
Richard McLellan  / kaarnka (raven/crow - Martu) (@richardmclellan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

175 years of over-harvesting have seen millions of old-growth sandalwood ripped from their ecosystems (without consideration of their ecological or cultural value), mainly for use in incense or cosmetic products (perfumes, etc). Image: Battye Library #SantalaceaeScience 3/6

175 years of over-harvesting have seen millions of old-growth sandalwood ripped from their ecosystems (without consideration of their ecological or cultural value), mainly for use in incense or cosmetic products (perfumes, etc).
Image: Battye Library 
#SantalaceaeScience 3/6
Richard McLellan  / kaarnka (raven/crow - Martu) (@richardmclellan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There have been repeated warnings to the WA Government, mainly from its own conservation & forestry agency staff, that sandalwood is threatened, not regenerating, & ‘facing collapse’ in the wild. consultation.epa.wa.gov.au/seven-day-comm… Graphic: AliceJamesWildArt Source: FPC. #SantalaceaeScience 4/6

There have been repeated warnings to the WA Government, mainly from its own conservation &amp; forestry agency staff, that sandalwood is threatened, not regenerating, &amp; ‘facing collapse’ in the wild.
consultation.epa.wa.gov.au/seven-day-comm…
Graphic: <a href="/AliceJWildArt/">AliceJamesWildArt</a> Source: FPC.
#SantalaceaeScience 4/6
Richard McLellan  / kaarnka (raven/crow - Martu) (@richardmclellan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Australian sandalwood populations are now predominantly old trees aged between 100 & 200 years, with rarely any younger trees or seedlings, but many dead & dying individuals. They need urgent government intervention to prevent their extinction in the wild. #SantalaceaeScience 5/6

Australian sandalwood populations are now predominantly old trees aged between 100 &amp; 200 years, with rarely any younger trees or seedlings, but many dead &amp; dying individuals. They need urgent government intervention to prevent their extinction in the wild.
#SantalaceaeScience 5/6
Richard McLellan  / kaarnka (raven/crow - Martu) (@richardmclellan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We recommend: - Santalum spicatum being listed as a threatened species. - Harvesting being transitioned to plantations. - Aboriginal Rangers employed to restore sandalwood on Country. For more: doi.org/10.1071/RJ21017 Via Aus Rangeland Soc CSIRO Publishing #SantalaceaeScience 6/6

We recommend:
- Santalum spicatum being listed as a threatened species.
- Harvesting being transitioned to plantations.
- Aboriginal Rangers employed to restore sandalwood on Country.
For more:
doi.org/10.1071/RJ21017
Via <a href="/AusRangeSoc/">Aus Rangeland Soc</a> <a href="/CSIROPublishing/">CSIRO Publishing</a> 
#SantalaceaeScience 6/6
AliceJamesWildArt (@alicejwildart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Last day to vote for #BirdOfTheYear Guess who gets my vote? Here is a quick illustration of a fluffy young Tawny Frogmouth. You can vote here: theguardian.com/environment/ng…

Last day to vote for #BirdOfTheYear 
Guess who gets my vote? Here is a quick illustration of a fluffy young Tawny Frogmouth. 

You can vote here: theguardian.com/environment/ng…
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Goodbye 2021, you have been a little bit prickly, like this festive looking Parrot Bush (Banksia sessilis) but there have been some wonderful moments throughout the year too. Wishing everyone a wonderful year in 2022, one full of love, health and happiness. Alice xx #SciArt

Goodbye 2021, you have been a little bit prickly, like this festive looking Parrot Bush (Banksia sessilis) but there have been some wonderful moments throughout the year too. Wishing everyone a wonderful year in 2022, one full of love, health and happiness. 
Alice xx #SciArt
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Something a little different… I don’t know much about moths but my best guess is that this little one is a Heliotrope Moth, Utetheisa pulchelloides, as it has 5 orange marks along margin. #illustration #art #sciart #scicomm #wildoz

Something a little different… I don’t know much about moths but my best guess is that this little one is a Heliotrope Moth,  
Utetheisa pulchelloides, as it has 5 orange marks along margin.
#illustration #art #sciart #scicomm #wildoz
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I drew this from a photo I took of a gorgeous dancing Euc during a very quick stretch break on a WA wheatbelt road trip. I didn’t spend enough time identifying it, which drives me mad, I am maybe thinking E. torquata?!? 🙈 #sciart #scicomm #wildoz

I drew this from a photo I took of a gorgeous dancing Euc during a very quick stretch break on a WA wheatbelt road trip. I didn’t spend enough time identifying it, which drives me mad, I am maybe thinking E. torquata?!? 🙈 #sciart #scicomm #wildoz
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I love Tawny Frogmouths, seriously, they always seem like they are not impressed with a joke that everyone else thinks is funny (or that they just don’t want to be at ‘the party’). With their soft plumage & huge eyes, they are stunning camouflage experts #sciart #scicomm #wildoz

I love Tawny Frogmouths, seriously, they always seem like they are not impressed with a joke that everyone else thinks is funny (or that they just don’t want to be at ‘the party’). With their soft plumage &amp; huge eyes, they are stunning camouflage experts #sciart #scicomm #wildoz
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These amazing red flowering gums (Corymbia ficifolia) grow naturally near Albany in south Western Australia but are often planted as street trees around the world - they are so spectacular! They also take my vote for 2022’s #EucalyptOfTheYear Eucalypt Australia - Archived #friendsofficifolia

These amazing red flowering gums (Corymbia ficifolia) grow naturally near Albany in south Western Australia but are often planted as street trees around the world - they are so spectacular! They also take my vote for 2022’s  #EucalyptOfTheYear <a href="/EucalyptAus/">Eucalypt Australia - Archived</a> #friendsofficifolia
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The Cowslip Orchid is one of the most common orchids in WA and one of the brightest. This is Caladenia flava subspecies. maculata, distinguished from the 3 other subspecies by the number of teeth on the labellum and their lemon colour. #sciart #scicomm #wildoz

The Cowslip Orchid is one of the most common orchids in WA and one of the brightest. This is Caladenia flava subspecies. maculata, distinguished from the 3 other subspecies by the number of teeth on the labellum and their lemon colour.

#sciart #scicomm #wildoz
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Banksia flowers spikes like on this Banksia prionotes (Acorn Banksia) are mesmerising from the top, with their flowers symmetrically opening from bottom to the top. #illustration #art #sciart #scicomm #wildoz

Banksia flowers spikes like on this Banksia prionotes (Acorn Banksia) are mesmerising from the top, with their flowers symmetrically opening from bottom to the top.

#illustration #art #sciart #scicomm #wildoz