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Really excited to be a part of this next week, spaces like this are sorely needed and it’s so refreshing to see the spotlight on such great and underrepresented conservationists 😄🌱🏳️‍🌈

Having a great time sharing my work and hearing all the #ConservationOptimism stories at the The Bio-Diverse Festival today, looking forward to the rest of the conference - especially enjoyed Prof Dunc Cameron 🏳️‍🌈♿️ 🐝's talk on Tuesday and excited for @trans_icon_mika this afternoon! 🏳️‍🌈

Some of our fab #womeninSTEM have shared how they got started in the environmental & conservation sector in Scotland through our student & graduate placements over at the Working in Wellies career event - ow.ly/ZPlN50CMVzk #NatureScot #jobsinnature ow.ly/CEHj50CMVzl

My drought report is finally out! Likely increases in extreme drought in Scotland, from one extreme drought every 20 years in the past to one every 3 years by 2040. Concerning but now we can do something about it!

Come join our team - what could be better than making maps for Former NatureScot account all day 🗺️

📣 Another job alert! This time we're looking for an experienced temporary GIS service manager - more details below ⬇️ ejki.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

Meet Sydney, our new Communications and Involvement Manager! Sydney will be working across the partnership, with #Wildland Former NatureScot account Forestry and Land Scotland & RSPB Scotland, on all things communication and involvement! Read more: bit.ly/3waJ6le 📷: Paul Jepson

Extreme #drought in Scotland? Fairlie Kirkpatrick Baird from Former NatureScot account enlightens us with the unusual climatic event affecting Scottish landscapes and how current #restoration efforts help alleviate these effects #Clim4Ecol

Scotland’s National Nature Reserves and greenspaces are a great way to access nature, so a number of our NNRs are celebrating equality, diversity and inclusion with PRIDE activities in June. Nature is for all and everyone is welcome. #NatureIsForAll #Pride ow.ly/28k350JmJRs

Evidence from Fairlie Kirkpatrick Baird of Former NatureScot account that interventions for #amphibia are resilient against against #drought talking to Scottish Wildlife Trust

Fairlie Kirkpatrick Baird of Former NatureScot account talks about the potential impact of drought on #amphibians in #Scotland

Drought, in Scotland?! This is the blog version of my first paper, looking at climate driven drought risk up north: besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…