Fantastic to be able to tune in for the ‘Dementia in a Multi-Species World’ conference on Tuesday. Speakers covered 3 themes: thinking beyond the human, the (absent) presence of animals, and care and caring across species. Thank you to all speakers and organisers!

just a standard day collecting 3m pipe and carting it through Plymouth in the rain 😂 thanks to Heidi Barron 🙌 looking forward to getting in the workshop and drilling these with lots of holes 🛠️🪚🪛 #PhD #PhDLife #dipwells #PeatTwitter

Doctoral student using posthuman ideas? The Adventures in Posthumanism online conference 17th April is for you. Keynote Sarah E Truman, informal, supportive, all welcome. 200-250 word abstract to joanna.haynes.ac.uk by 22nd March choose 7 or 12 minute presentation.

Happy #WorldRewildingDay! 🌿 Rewilding… Lets nature lead Recreates natural processes Connects land & sea Takes climate action by restoring ecosystems Revives communities & local economies Builds a future around the living world Share to spread the word 🔃 #HopeIntoAction

Fantastic event summary of the Dementia in a Multi-Species World Workshop hosted by the Multi-Species Dementia International Research Network in February. multispeciesdementia.org/2024/03/20/dem… via @NicholasJenkin8

Video series about the Plymouth Beaver Project at Poole Farm 🦫 facebook.com/share/v/nrBNHB…

🚨Funded undergrad research placement🚨 I have a funded 6-week research placement opp looking at using dendrochronology to investigate wet woodland responses to climate change and land management pressures. Would require fieldwork in SW England. aries-dtp.ac.uk/davidson/ Please RT.

Thank you everyone who joined, I really enjoyed introducing my research. Additionally, it was great chatting to the Hub team and some of the Plymouth-based SWDTP community!

Fantastic week away with Writhlington CCF. An amazing group of cadets and working with a great team of instructors. I loved helping out on the barrack range, obstacle course and fieldcraft exercise (to name a few activities the cadets got up to)!

Very happy to have passed my Hill and Moorland Leader assessment this weekend. Every part of the experience has been thoroughly enjoyable. I have learnt an abundance from every aspect of the journey - developing skills, confidence and knowledge. Thank you to Ibex Outdoor! 🥾

Enjoying a cuppa tea by the sea with three oystercatchers yesterday evening! ☁️🌊☕️

University of Exeter has launched a survey to better understand public attitudes to the possible reintroduction of wildcats in the South West. Open to SW residents until 9am 23/05, takes approx. 15 mins to complete 👉 buff.ly/3Qm8kdp Illustration: Liz Scott Art #ConnectToNature

Adventures in Multi-Species Ethnography 10-12 June 2024 Exploring how Manchester’s green spaces and more-than-human residents co-shape our social & political life, led by Maisie Tomlinson NWSSDTP UoM SoSS PhD Hums Researchers eventbrite.co.uk/e/adventures-i…

When I was cycling back from campus this evening, I stopped off at the Central Park Ponds Project to have a look at their Sustainable Drainage Systems approach. A lot of changes since I last cycled this route. 🚲

Really insightful workshop hosted by the Animal Geography Working Group of the Royal Geographical Society on Multispecies Methods. I wish I could have attended in person. Thank you to all speakers for sharing your fantastic research drawing on various methodological pathways!

What a wonderful experience this week has been! We've learnt a lot, we've laughed, and we've even danced! Thanks, as always, to the amazing Kate Kate Tapper for facilitating a illuminating and inspiring summer school. See you in a couple of weeks in Exeter for round two!

The best after work activity! 🌊

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