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From fedia.social
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A general interest Iceshrimp server run by the fine folks at Infosec.Exchange. This instance follows the same rules as other infosec.exchange-sponsored instances.
#sparrowhawk #birdwatching #birdphotography #nature
on Jun 24
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From pixels.com
Coy Pearson - Official Website
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This is the website of Coy Pearson. Shop for canvas prints, framed prints, posters, greeting cards, and more. Retired soldier. I spent about 30 years in the military (USMC/Army). Also recently retired computer systems engineer. So, I'm just plain retired. I need something to do so, I decided on ph...
#barnswallow #loggerheadshrike #bird #birds #photo #nature #birding #wildlife #photography #birdwatching
on Dec 18
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From cleantechnica.com
SharkFest Is A Great Opportunity To Talk About Wave Energy
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With SharkFest 2024 comes a reminder that wave energy and other renewables will benefit shark habitats by pushing fossil energy out.
#us #disney #energy #nature #oceans #sharks #education #renewables #waveenergy #electricity
13h ago
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From ecotenet.org
Ecotenet | Connect nature-based knowledge to place
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Use ecoregions to learn and share knowledge about how we interact with our local environment and the species within it.
on Feb 22
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From chaikuni.org
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An opportunity for inspired giving in support of a new vision for a thriving and sustainable Amazon Rainforest.
#nature #indigenous #agroforestry #permaculture
15h ago
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From feddit.uk
Enfield: Plan for London's largest nature haven - Feddit UK
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As many as 1,000 hectares (2,471 acres) of farmland could become a nature haven in the largest scheme of its kind in London. The Enfield Chase Landscape Restoration Project is expanding on woodland restoration at Enfield Chase in north London. That has seen 140,000 trees planted in the past four...
21h ago
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From feddit.uk
What butterflies will you be spotting during Big Butterfly Count? - Feddit UK
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Wondering which butterflies you might spot in your garden this summer during Big Butterfly Count, the annual UK-wide survey aimed at helping us assess the health of our environment my counting the amount and type of butterflies we see? It depends on the planting within your outdoor space – but...
18h ago
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From feddit.uk
More ‘bug hotels’ deployed at North Yorkshire stations - Feddit UK
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Bug hotels are increasing in number of stations across North Yorkshire thanks to a workshop that started back in April. Undergraduates originally started the project as part of their ‘Year in Industry’ working for Northern. The project is now run by the Bentham Community Rail Partnership. The...
21h ago
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From feddit.uk
Londoners asked to count city's pollinating insects for survey - Feddit UK
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Londoners are being asked to count all the bees, butterflies and moths they see during Monday as part of what is thought to be first annual city-wide pollinator count. The project aims to gather more data on the health of all pollinators in the capital. Pollinating London Together (PLT), a...
22h ago
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From feddit.uk
Nature recovery works to begin in Dearne Valley - Feddit UK
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Four nature recovery projects will begin over the summer in Dearne Valley in South Yorkshire, to complement a wider programme of investment at Yorkshire Water’s wastewater treatment sites to improve water quality in the river Dearne. In partnership with the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, Yorkshire...
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From feddit.uk
Scientists lure endangered newts to ancient wetlands - Feddit UK
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Habitat loss is regarded as the main reason for the dramatic decline in numbers of great crested newts across Scotland, and the wider UK, from the mid 20th Century onwards. The iconic amphibians are now heavily protected with it being a criminal offence to harm them, their eggs, or their...
14h ago
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From feddit.uk
Fish like 'giant swimming head' spotted off Sussex coast near Shoreham - Feddit UK
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A three foot fish “like a giant swimming head” has been spotted off the coast. Ian Rudge was anchored and fishing about one mile south west of Shoreham Harbour on Saturday when he saw a fin above the water. Sussex Wildlife Trust experts have confirmed Ian’s pictures are of a sunfish.
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