💚The Nature Restoration Fund is working to halt red squirrel declines in Scotland. It's a shining example of nature-based solutions in action to help tackle the climate crises. NatureScot / Saving Scotland's Red Squirrels / Scottish Wildlife Trust 📸Lorne Gill/NatureScot #ScotlandIsNow #LetsDoNetZero

FREE trees back in stock. At the VisitorCentre. 5 species available all great for wildlife #milliontreecity Edinburgh & Lothians Greenspace Trust

Air pollution from burning biomass at home. theguardian.com/environment/20…

Your kindness can kill a bumblebee 💔 📢 Please share! Bumblebee queens are starting to emerge from hibernation. British weather isn’t always ideal and people with the best intentions can cause more harm good. Let’s change that. 🧵1/5

Nuclear and modern renewable energy sources are both vastly safer and cleaner than fossil fuels. From the perspective of both human health and climate change, it matters less whether we transition to nuclear or renewables, and more that we stop relying on fossil fuels.

This is a really interesting looking remote learning course for any of you about to enter S6 this year. sruc.ac.uk/study-with-us/…

After weeks of watching the roof leak I fixed it tonight by moving a single board

El Niño: Australia's Bureau of Meteorology declares it's over. The big question remains, will global air temperatures now drop? Here's more on what El Niño and La Niña are and how they change the weather. bbc.in/49FH6p4

Sad to see that the #rewilding corner of the school grounds have been cut down to the ground and tree branches lopped off. A big blow for #biodiversity around school and in #Marchmont We believe this has been a terrible mistake.

On our way to Glasgow for some urban geography field study with S3. #fieldwork #outdoorlearning #geography

S3 Environmental Science enjoyed investigating woodlice behaviour with choice chambers. We also learned they can be called corra-chòsag, rolly-pollies, žižiavka múrova and more. #slaters #invertebrates

In this video, the Time for Geography team are out in the field looking at --> How do I analyse human geography research data? | developed in partnership with ExeterGeography UoExeterCGES timeforgeography.co.uk/videos-list/hu…

Political leaders flying less or cutting out meat is ‘missing link’ in climate action - Study by Dr Steve Westlake et el suggests people more willing to reduce own carbon footprint if they see leaders doing the same #climatecrisis Story by me theguardian.com/environment/20…

THIS - Exported gas produces far worse emissions than coal, major study finds - Research by @howarth_cornell debunks idea that sending #LNG around the world is cleaner alternative to burning coal - “Ending the use of LNG should be a global priority” theguardian.com/us-news/2024/o…

A reminder to those studying Climate Change in geography or Environmental Science: there is a gulf between resources writing about a 1.5C rise and what the experts now think. #climatecrisis theguardian.com/environment/ar…

Very interesting to se where Edinburgh sits on this analysis. #Edinburgh

Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop launches draft plan to add 24,000 public #ElectricVehicle charge points by 2030. It sets out 15 actions to achieve growth in Scotland’s infrastructure and help us deliver on our targets. Read more ➡️ bit.ly/3ZW80rd #LetsDoNetZero

It will be a mild week for much of the UK. Some places could see temperatures up to 6 degrees Celsius above the December average 🌡

Have you thought about studying for a degree in geography at university? Find out more in this video from University of Stirling BES Stirling UoS Env Geography timeforgeography.co.uk/videos-list/fu…