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"Manx Shearwaters make complex decisions about where to forage based on wind conditions" Stephanie Harris @Steph_MHarris reveals how these seabirds balance wind efficiency and known feeding grounds in their foraging strategies. #CoimbraSeabirds 🍃

We're hiring! Could you help us nurture & develop botanical skills across Northern Ireland & grow participation in the National Plant Monitoring Scheme? Apply by 16 Feb for this great new post: bsbi.org/vacancies/trai… National Plant Monitoring Scheme BSBI Ireland UKCEH | Environmental Science training courses JNCC Plantlife

The first Discussion Panel is underway at our #BlueHorizons2025 conference covering all things Marine Spatial Planning in a Northern Irish context with Robert Walsh, NIMTF, Pia Schuchert, AFBI, Ruairi Gallagher, Fjordstrong, and Clodagh McGrath, North Channel Wind.

PhD alert! Come work with me, Deon Roos and Lorraine Scott at Biological Sciences to develop & apply geoprofiling to identify breeding sites for mobile species of conservation importance, using citizen-science data & field surveys. Deadline 19 Feb! findaphd.com/phds/project...

This mornings session at our #BlueHorizons2025 conference consists of talks from Rebekah Bajkó, QUB, Heidi Mcllvenny, QUB, Saeideh Baghanian, QUB, and Jon Davies, ReMeMaRe, as they cover seagrass, wave attenuation of coastal vegetation and the future of marine restoration.

And that brings to an end our #BlueHorizons2025 conference. It’s been an inspiring two days hearing all about amazing research and work being done to protect the marine environment. Well done to our poster winners and thank you to everyone who attended and made the day possible.

A fantastic #BlueHorizons2025 Conference by Ulster Wildlife. We showcased a poster highlighting our members' practical work and participated in an expert panel, sharing our knowledge and key asks for #marinespatialplanning. We spoke about our work through our #MarineVision.🌊💪

I'm taking part in a Conversations event with QUB on nature in the city. For instance, Belfast has a road map to protect 30% of its area for biodiversity by 2030. To meet it depends on how they manage their green spaces, come along to find out more. ⬇️ docs.google.com/forms/d/1Z6fZS…

NIMTF are excited to be at #CoastalFutures25 learning about all the work across the UK to achieve actionable goals which will result in #Oceanrecovery by 2030. We will be highlighting action needed in NI & beyond to achieve healthy, productive & resilient seas for the future. 🌊

📢 Final call! Don’t miss the opportunity to join our team Geography and Environmental Sciences as a PhD researcher. ⏰ Deadline: 03/02/25 - next Monday 🔗 Apply now: buff.ly/3DjXQYf

Over the past 20 years I have watched Ireland’s seas change. Many markers tell us their health is going down, fast. irishtimes.com/life-style/peo…

Join us on the 16 February in Victoria Park to learn about the wintering birds there! Book a free ticket at wildbelfast.org/events-1/winte…

Can you help us win £5,000 for our work? £5000 would cover our core costs for *5 years* and would cover: - insurance; - events; - our website; - equipment maintenance. Click on the link below to nominate us with thanks ❤️💚💙 animal.movementforgood.com/index.php?cnam…

Come discover the amazing marine species on our doorstep, from starfish to sea slugs! Join us for rockpooling at 11:30am Saturday the 8th of March at Loughshore. Get a free ticket here: wildbelfast.org/events-1/rockp…

📢Nature Recovery Challenge Fund now open! 🟢Councils & voluntary orgs apply now! 🟢Focus: Nature Recovery such as Nature Recovery Networks, Species Recovery Networks & 30x30 Projects 👉Max funding will be 80% project cost 🗓️Closes 7 Mar 2025 🔗daera-ni.gov.uk/articles/natur… Belfast City Council

Hi! I’m a geographer studying for a PhD at Queen’s with a focus on the entangled relationships between humans and a wide variety of non-humans. I’m also an amateur naturalist, with particular interests in birdwatching and rockpooling. I’ve been involved with Wild Belfast for

Hi there! I’m a final year marine biology student at QUB. I’m interested in lots of different environmental topics but particularly marine habitat restoration. I’ve been involved with Wild Belfast for a few years and love to get out finding and recording lots of different species

Our response to the column in the Belfast Telegraph today (belfasttelegraph.co.uk/opinion/column…): Wild Belfast celebrates both human diversity and biological diversity. The gross conflations made in this article do a grave disservice not only to the meaningful conversations about diversity

Wow! The results are in following #CityNatureChallenge2025 We found almost a thousand species across Greater Belfast. Here is just a small selection. A huge well done to Clare and Rhonda who topped the leaderboard of observations and species, respectively.

Join Dakota Reid on Saturday 24th of May for a morning of birdwatching along the Lagan Towpath! This is a family-friendly event (children must be supervised at all times). We may go off the main towpath so wear appropriate footwear as paths may be muddy and uneven.