⚠️ BAD NEWS: The latest Wild Bird Indicator shows that almost ALL bird types are in decline, with many at risk of extinction. The figures are clear. Not enough is being done to reverse the decline of our precious birds. (1/7) theguardian.com/environment/20…

Our Bat Walk at Dorset's Bere Marsh Farm was led by Mariko Whyte from Dorset Bat Group. Participants caught glimpses of bat fly pasts and we made recordings of soprano and common pipistrelle, and noctule bat species. Our next Bat Walk is in the Autumn. thecrt.co.uk/Event/discover…

Why not take next weekend off from documenting species declines, observing ecosystem destruction & researching conservation approaches that are not implemented? And instead take part in our biggest ever march for nature - demanding effective action now restorenaturenow.com

Welcome to the 2024 Purple Emperor season! 2 males smashing things up at Knepp Wilding, W Sussex.

Only a few days to go! March with us at Restore Nature Now There is no health without nature #RestoreNatureNow

Will you be joining us in London on Saturday? restorenaturenow.com #RestoreNatureNow Restore Nature Now

Don't miss the Big Nature & Climate debate tonight! Do you want to hear politicians answer crucial environmental questions before the general election? 🌎 ⏰7:00pm TONIGHT Don’t miss out on watching the biggestenvironmental hustings of 2024. wtru.st/4chd2Sb

There are just 4 days to go until #RestoreNatureNow takes to the streets of London! 📆 If you’re joining us on the day, arrive at 🌟Hyde Park Corner 🌟 tube station. The Wildlife Trusts will be in the woods block 🌳. Find out more info👇 restorenaturenow.com/park-lane-asse…

So excited to be visiting this week! Tanya Hart

On the way into London to join with colleagues Dorset Wildlife Trust and The Wildlife Trusts #restorenaturenow

Proud to have been marching in London today adding my voice to the nearly 100,000 people who were calling on this and future governments to #RestoreNatureNow Dorset Wildlife Trust The Wildlife Trusts Restore Nature Now

Up to 100,000 peacefully marched through London for nature and I don’t see it on the mainstream media. If one person had committed a crime, defaced a building or punched a police officer it would be everywhere. And people wonder why activists resort to stunts and vandalism.

Pretty much every nature organisation, 350 of them, tens of thousands of scientists, conservationists and growers march through London to tell the UK the manifestos are woefully inadequate to protect nature and us. Unprecedented. BBC News (UK) … nothing 👀

I have complained to the BBC, please join me, and will take it to OFCOM. BBC did the same by ignoring the 40,000 people at the climate weekend a couple of years ago, yet they reported on a march of about 100 people demonstrating against ULEZ

Just spent an amazing few days Knepp Wilding and saw very little in the way of inverts either in number of diversity despite abundant habitat. Really weird to see sunny hogweed flowers absolutely devoid of insect life.

Waterways Protection 💙 #EndSewagePollution Honestly it’s so disappointing. They are supposed to be fair. Look at other marches reported on… why is this ignored?

'By Mobilising Their Members Onto the Streets, Is this a New Dawn for the Power of Conservation Charities to Enact Change?' @scientistsXR member Dr Charlie Gardner writes in Byline Times bylinetimes.com/2024/06/25/by-…

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Great turnout for our annual Bioblitz 28-30/6 with loads going on, here Mariko Whyte leading checking of the bat boxes

#batsatpollingstations 🦇