#ARCTIS2019 has started with great positive mood and expectations to the upcoming week of science, travels and amazing networking #GoKolaArctic

A great first day of #ARCTIS2019 - A welcome speech from @PopePolar from on the IASC working groups which are the basis for the interdisciplinary aspects of the field course followed by sessions and practicals focusing on the terrestrial Arctic and the cryosphere! #GoKolaArctic

Large krill swarms in the Southern Ocean could help remove additional carbon from the atmosphere, in a way that is currently ‘hidden’ in global models. The new study led by Anna Belcher is published today Nature Communications bas.ac.uk/media-post/kri… Plymouth Marine Lab National Oceanography Centre

Awesome day in Murmansk with #Arctis2019 #GoKolaArctic visiting PINRO and seeing the Lenin Nuclear icebreaker!!! So cool! #UKinArctic

Penultimate day visit to Murmansk. Looking around PINRO and a nuclear ice breaker #ARCTIS2019 #GoKolaArctic

Getting in some last minute views with Vicky Dewar-Fowler Laura Ferguson in Apatity post #Arctis2019 #GoKolaArctic. Met some awesome people here. Many thanks APECS Russia UK Polar Network for the opportunity! #UKinArctic

Registration for our British Ecological Society meeting with the Met Office bringing UKCP18 projections into ecology meeting has been extended to 5pm 11th March eventbrite.co.uk/e/bringing-the…

The best weekends start with last minute trips to London, bumping into old freinds and end with #BluePlanetLive !

Such an empowering talk at #SCCS2019 from Christiana Figueres this evening encouraging us to take action, contribute to joined up thinking across dicsiplines, but most of all reamin optimistic!

Feeling very inspired after last nights talk and todays wonderful session with Sir David Attenborough at #SCCS2019 this morning. Now researching how to become even more involved in conservation and saving the planet!

Badger, Toad, Mole and Ratty find themselves in serious trouble when they return to the Willows! Join us for a #WilderFuture and play your part in nature’s recovery: wildlifetrusts.org/wilder-future

#EarthHourUK will be here at 8:30pm! Here’s why you should raise your #VoiceForThePlanet and get involved with the biggest global movement to protect our world.

(All-female) panel discussion on polar microplastic pollution #peiuk2019 #WomenInSTEM

Since 1980, #PlasticPollution has increased tenfold. Up to 400 million tons of industrial waste are dumped into the world’s waters every year. Combined, oceanic ‘dead zones’ cover an area larger than the United Kingdom. —ipbes #GlobalAssessment

An amazing start to my bat season last night with Cambs bat group. Over 25 bats and 8 different species trapped!

Got to meet this cute, docile bank vole at CambPPF P&C yesterday with Cambs mammal group as an add on to People's Trust for Endangered Species project!

Great to see plankton getting some well desrved recognition on #Springwatch

A rapidly changing Arctic needs a new map. @BBCAmos on our work with British Antarctic Survey 🐧 WWF Global Arctic Programme Met Office Science UK Polar Network AECO Arctic Cruise to create a fanastic new Arctic information sheet and map bbc.co.uk/news/av/scienc… Info very soon on how to get your own copy! #UKinArctic

❄UK + Russian ECRs - mark your calendars!❄ After an amazing ARCTIS2019 (#GoKolaArctic) in Feb, the UKPN + APECS Russia are preparing for the ARCTIS2020 (#GoSiberianGateway) in Feb 2020 in the fantastic Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia. We will announce the call for participants soon!

We’ve been in 🇬🇭Ghana with Marine Management Organisation representing Ocean Country Partnership Programme on behalf of Defra UK working in collaboration with Ghanaian Government & other stakeholders to identify priorities for marine spatial planning & #MarineProtectedAreas in Ghana #BluePlanetFund