Siobhan Fennessy (@msiobhanf) 's Twitter Profile
Siobhan Fennessy

@msiobhanf

ecosystem ecologist, wetland carbon & climate, restoration, eco-services. Water! Water! Opinions my own.

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UN Biodiversity (@unbiodiversity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🌿🌊Wetlands provide crucial ecosystem services, combat flooding, & support high #biodiversity!🦆 But they're disappearing fast: over 85% of the world's wetlands have already been lost.🐸 ‌ Explore 5 key facts about these ecosystems with this infographic! ⬇️ via ipbes

🌿🌊Wetlands provide crucial ecosystem services, combat flooding, & support high #biodiversity!🦆
But they're disappearing fast: over 85% of the world's wetlands have already been lost.🐸
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Explore 5 key facts about these ecosystems with this infographic! 
⬇️ via <a href="/IPBES/">ipbes</a>
Epic Maps 🗺️ (@theepicmap) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thank you for reading. If you enjoy this thread, please share it, and don't forget to check out my profile @Locati0ns for a wealth of fascinating map posts daily. 🗺️ Also Subscribe Our Weekly Newsletter epicmaps-newsletter.beehiiv.com/subscribe

UN Biodiversity (@unbiodiversity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Peatlands, which cover just 3% of Earth's surface, store 550 billion tonnes of carbon—twice as much as all forests combined. However, some 15% of them have been drained for agriculture. Protecting these carbon sinks is vital #ForPeopleForPlanet. via UN Environment Programme

Science Magazine (@sciencemagazine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Butterfly populations across the U.S. are in alarming decline, according to a new Science study, with total abundance falling by 22% in just 20 years. Such widespread and worrisome losses portend broader environmental threats and emphasize the urgent need for conservation

Butterfly populations across the U.S. are in alarming decline, according to a new Science study, with total abundance falling by 22% in just 20 years. 

Such widespread and worrisome losses portend broader environmental threats and emphasize the urgent need for conservation
Lyle Lewis (@race2extinct) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dolphins died because ladyfish vanished. Ladyfish vanished because seagrass died. Seagrass died from fertilizer & septic waste. A chain reaction—seen not just in Florida, but in coastal waters around the world. In 2013, dozens of dolphin mysteriously died apple.news/AObSodv5lRoOng…

Convention on Wetlands (@ramsarconv) 's Twitter Profile Photo

💧 The Convention uses a broad definition of wetlands. This includes all lakes and rivers, underground aquifers, swamps and marshes, wet grasslands, peatlands, oases, estuaries, deltas and tidal flats, mangroves and other coastal areas, coral reefs, and all human-made sites such

💧 The Convention uses a broad definition of wetlands.

This includes all lakes and rivers, underground aquifers, swamps and marshes, wet grasslands, peatlands, oases, estuaries, deltas and tidal flats, mangroves and other coastal areas, coral reefs, and all human-made sites such
The Conversation U.S. (@conversationus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“What America is seeing now is more than a change in regulatory approach. It’s a step back from decades of progress that made the nation’s water safer and communities healthier.” A water law expert looks at the benefits of clean water: buff.ly/Zsi8fWj

Convention on Wetlands (@ramsarconv) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In recent years, the Aral Sea region faced a pressing issue with its sole water source, the Amu Darya River, becoming heavily polluted. Contaminants such as mineral salts, chemical residues from pesticides, biogenic elements and heavy metals infiltrated the water, posing

Ryan Maue (@ryanmaue) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As expected, Trump administration scraps the sixth iteration of the National Climate Assessment by dismissing more than 400 contributors. Good riddance 🗑

As expected, Trump administration scraps the sixth iteration of the National Climate Assessment by dismissing more than 400 contributors.  

Good riddance 🗑
UN Biodiversity (@unbiodiversity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🌱 Protecting biodiversity is essential for clear water and sanitation. With 5 years left to meet the #GlobalGoals and the targets of the #KMGBF, we must pursue these universal agendas together to achieve harmony with nature and sustainable development. #BiodiversityDay

🌱 Protecting biodiversity is essential for clear water and sanitation.

With 5 years left to meet the #GlobalGoals and the targets of the #KMGBF, we must pursue these universal agendas together to achieve harmony with nature and sustainable development.

#BiodiversityDay
Justin Martin (@jmartinwrites) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Would your Columbus, OH based 2-9th grade kiddo design a whole pigeon-based government or compose a beautiful poem before letting AI write for them? Sign your middle schooler up to have all sorts of fun with me this summer! thurberhouse.org/summer-camps?f…

Ducks Unlimited (@ducksunlimited) 's Twitter Profile Photo

WETLANDS CHAMPIONS are a special group of monthly donors who support Ducks Unlimited in a big way. With your gift of just $21 per month, you can help conserve an entire acre of wetlands! As a thank-you, you’ll receive an exclusive DU woodgrain tumbler and an issue of Wetlands

WETLANDS CHAMPIONS are a special group of monthly donors who support Ducks Unlimited in a big way. With your gift of just $21 per month, you can help conserve an entire acre of wetlands! As a thank-you, you’ll receive an exclusive DU woodgrain tumbler and an issue of Wetlands
Bhupender Yadav (@byadavbjp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tally 91! On the eve of #EnvironmentDay, India has two new entrants to the list of Wetlands of International Importance. The latest to join the list of Ramsar sites in India are: 1⃣ Khichan, in Phalodi, Rajasthan 2⃣ Menar in Udaipur, Rajasthan This addition takes our tally

Tally 91!

On the eve of #EnvironmentDay, India has two new entrants to the list of Wetlands of International Importance.

The latest to join the list of Ramsar sites in India are:

1⃣ Khichan, in Phalodi, Rajasthan
2⃣ Menar in Udaipur, Rajasthan
   
This addition takes our tally