Ken Charity
@kgc24.bsky.social
Interested in birding, botany and all things natural history esp. in VC55 Leicestershire and Rutland. I want a better world for my children and grandchildren to live in. Ex RAF and NHS.
Reposted by Ken Charity
This is just another test of our governments’ commitments to put nature at the heart of policy.
So far, it’s not looking good.
Your voices have made this a national issue - and that matters.
We’ll keep pushing for energy solutions that protect nature, as well as climate.
So far, it’s not looking good.
Your voices have made this a national issue - and that matters.
We’ll keep pushing for energy solutions that protect nature, as well as climate.
January 14, 2026 at 12:39 PM
This is just another test of our governments’ commitments to put nature at the heart of policy.
So far, it’s not looking good.
Your voices have made this a national issue - and that matters.
We’ll keep pushing for energy solutions that protect nature, as well as climate.
So far, it’s not looking good.
Your voices have made this a national issue - and that matters.
We’ll keep pushing for energy solutions that protect nature, as well as climate.
Reposted by Ken Charity
62% of Scotland’s seabird species are already in decline.
Berwick Bank could now push some toward local and even national extinction, supported with public money.
Berwick Bank could now push some toward local and even national extinction, supported with public money.
January 14, 2026 at 12:39 PM
62% of Scotland’s seabird species are already in decline.
Berwick Bank could now push some toward local and even national extinction, supported with public money.
Berwick Bank could now push some toward local and even national extinction, supported with public money.
Reposted by Ken Charity
Yes, offshore wind is essential for tackling climate change.
But clean energy shouldn’t come with a body count.
We should be working towards lower-impact sites that can deliver the same energy without wiping out wildlife.
We don’t have to choose between climate action and living seabirds.
But clean energy shouldn’t come with a body count.
We should be working towards lower-impact sites that can deliver the same energy without wiping out wildlife.
We don’t have to choose between climate action and living seabirds.
January 14, 2026 at 12:39 PM
Yes, offshore wind is essential for tackling climate change.
But clean energy shouldn’t come with a body count.
We should be working towards lower-impact sites that can deliver the same energy without wiping out wildlife.
We don’t have to choose between climate action and living seabirds.
But clean energy shouldn’t come with a body count.
We should be working towards lower-impact sites that can deliver the same energy without wiping out wildlife.
We don’t have to choose between climate action and living seabirds.
Reposted by Ken Charity
(4/) If you would like to find out where there are vacant BBS squares near you, wherever you live in the UK, please either follow this link: app.bto.org/bbs/publ... If you have any questions about the survey, please email us on: [email protected].
January 15, 2026 at 8:00 AM
(4/) If you would like to find out where there are vacant BBS squares near you, wherever you live in the UK, please either follow this link: app.bto.org/bbs/publ... If you have any questions about the survey, please email us on: [email protected].
Reposted by Ken Charity
(3/) Your local BBS Regional Organiser or a member of the BBS Team at BTO Headquarters will do their best to match you with a square that is not only close to where you live, but is also appropriate for your birdwatching ability.
January 15, 2026 at 8:00 AM
(3/) Your local BBS Regional Organiser or a member of the BBS Team at BTO Headquarters will do their best to match you with a square that is not only close to where you live, but is also appropriate for your birdwatching ability.