If you are looking for a PhD in insect conservation, pollination, sustainable agriculture, we have some great opportunities for 2025 entry. First step is to email me, with your interest and your cv. Possible projects are described here: zoo.cam.ac.uk/2025-26-projec…

Do you know anyone looking for a PhD in conservation social sciences? Share these awesome opportunities with the Welsh Graduate School for Social Sciences Bangor University! Potential applicants should contact supervisors to develop a proposal (submission deadline 11th Dec).

We are excited to announce that tickets are now available for the annual The Linnean Society of London lecture. Guest speaker Amanda Bamford and Matthew O'Donnell Register: shorturl.at/bjsIu UoM Biology, Medicine and Health Manchester Museum #Linnean24

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Interested in conservation? Join Amanda Bamford with Matthew O'Donnell at this year's Irene Manton lecture hosted with The Linnean Society of London. Open to all. Register: shorturl.at/bjsIu UoM Biology, Medicine and Health Manchester Museum #Linnean24

LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER! TOMORROW UoM Biology, Medicine and Health have an exclusive The Linnean Society of London event by Amanda Bamford with Matthew O'Donnell REGISTER: shorturl.at/bjsIu UoM Biology, Medicine and Health Manchester Museum #Linnean24

Are you going to be around #Manchester tomorrow? Perhaps you would like to join me, FBMH Social Responsibility and Public Engagement, The Linnean Society of London, Manchester Museum to hear Amanda Bamford and Matthew O'Donnell speak at the tenth Irene Manton Lecture.

Did you also know that this belief stems from that they were fermented in water making the water safe to drink. This practice reduced the spread of diseases like dysentry. Here in Wales Rowan water was called Diod Criafol. The natural yeasts on the fruit did the fermentation.

De-extinctifying something is a pretty special feeling, de-extinctifying something in your home country (#Wales) is even more so, writing about it for Plantlife 100th issue of their ‘Plantlife’ members magazine was quite emotional!

What do honey possums, mice and dunnarts have in common? They all pollinate Australian #Banksia! New research published in our journal highlights the role of rodents & other non-flying mammals in their pollination...a 🧵(1/4) academic.oup.com/botlinnean/adv… Stanislaw Wawrzyczek Rob Davis

The boys are back in town!🐐 Last week we saw the return of Dodger, Humphrey and Goatie to Stanner Rocks National Nature Reserve, as part of a restoration project to help try and protect the habitat around one of the UK’s rarest mosses Bartramia Stricta (1/2)

Such brilliant news, it’s been a long hard slog to get to this point. Llongyfarchiadau The Linnean Society of London

Hands of time. instagram.com/p/DDJT_UpNIyH/…

What are those farmers going on about now? A blog that’s really worth a read for a different take on things by Mike Raine mikeraine.co.uk/post/what-are-…

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That’s one helova blue sky!

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The second episode of my new #Podcast ‘What’s Up Buttercup?’ Where I speak to online content creator and gardener John McCallen. Is now available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Link in my bio.

📢Robbie Blackhall-Miles Robbie Blackhall-Miles, vascular plants officer at Plantlife International Plantlife Global 📢Jo Bradley Joanna Bradley, director of operations at Stormwater Shepherds 📢Ruth Chambers Ruth Chambers, senior fellow at Green Alliance

Not often I post here anymore but endsreport.com/article/191832…