Caroline Bailey-Rothschild
@naturecaroline.bsky.social
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PhD student @MMUEcolEnv. #LandUse change in the #PeakDistrict. #RemoteSensing, #GIS, #R, biodiversity, environmental policy 🗺 🤝🌿. she/her.
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btobirds.bsky.social
1/ The Wild Bird Indicators, using BTO data, have been updated today by Defra! ⬇️

Sadly, the ‘all bird species’ index, comprising the population trends of 130 species, has been in a slow continuous decline in the UK since the 1970s, down by 18% and by 4% in the last five years. 📉 #Ornithology
Image of two Turtle Doves perching on branches over water, one leans down to take a drink. Wording to the left reads: Wild Bird Indicators. For populations in the UK and England, 1970 to 2024. Out now!
naturecaroline.bsky.social
Travelling down to attend the BES Climate Change SIG Conference this morning and looking forward to taking inspiration from speakers & attendees 🌎🦋
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landscapeecologyuk.bsky.social
Thank you to everyone who joined and supported our conference on Monitoring Ecosystem Recovery at the Landscape Scale this week. We are so pleased a wide range of delegates from academia, policy and practice decided to join us - we hope you made many new and valuable connections 🌳
A group of conference delegates walk through the valley at Carifran wildwood on the third day of the conference. The group is surrounded by greenery with a dark moody sky in the background All the conference delegates smile and wave to the camera A group of conference delegates stand around ecologist, Leonie, and manager, Gill, during a tour of Lauriston farm on the third day of the conference. They stand in front of young trees with tree guards, on a grassy path, with a dark cloudy sky in the background. Conference host, Marc, introduces the conference program, standing in front of a PowerPoint slide that says it will contain 4 thematic sessions, 4 keynotes, 11 posters, 145 minutes of interactive discussion, 2 field trips and 83 conference delegates
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apwoodbailey.bsky.social
Teamwork makes the dream work. Officially PhDone 🎓

Thanks to the lovely lot at @livevobiomech.bsky.social, my supervisors @acsharp.bsky.social, @drphilcox.bsky.social and @nathanj.bsky.social and my awesome wife @naturecaroline.bsky.social.

We're not done here 👀 Watch this space 💀🧠🐴🦍🦁🐂🐅🐫🦌🦏🦒🫎
Amber with EMB lab Amber with supervisors, Alana and Nathan Amber with Caroline (wife) Amber with pint
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carbonbrief.org
NEW – Chart: UK misses tree-planting targets by forest the ‘size of Isle of Wight’ | @joshgabbatiss.bsky.social

Read here: buff.ly/ksxZIvW
UK-wide tree-planting compared to the combined annual goals set out by Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Source: Forest Research, targets set for Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
naturecaroline.bsky.social
Thank you to @landscapeecologyuk.bsky.social Conference organisers & attendees, esp. those who asked questions or shared stories/thoughts following my talk about assessing long-term land use change in the #PeakDistrict with @manmetuni.bsky.social & @the-wildlifetrusts.bsky.social. Great feedback! 🏞️
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roseoneill.bsky.social
If you ask the public about what National Parks are for, the same answer comes up time after time. Wildlife. Nature. Places to connect with the wild.

A ‘nature first’ commitment could be the basis for a new social contract between the National Parks and the nation.

www.cnp.org.uk/blog/put-nat...
It’s time to put nature first in our National Parks
As world leaders meet to discuss the global biodiversity crisis, our Chief Executive, Dr Rose O’Neill, argues it’s time to prioritise nature.
www.cnp.org.uk
naturecaroline.bsky.social
Also lovely to visit Gang Mine SSSI & SAC and appreciate the vibrancy of Dyer's greenweed, then later in the week a visit to Hoylake's Atlantic salt meadow to see the Marsh orchids with @apwoodbailey.bsky.social 🌊
naturecaroline.bsky.social
Fab time on the search for Fly orchids and Frog orchids in Derbyshire last week with @alexanderlees.bsky.social whose keen eyes spotted both ❇️
naturecaroline.bsky.social
Looking forward to attending the Landscape Ecology conference next week! Great list of talks and posters & I'll be presenting the findings from my first chapter 🌍🌳🚜
landscapeecologyuk.bsky.social
Have you heard about our upcoming conference yet?

Monitoring and evidencing change at the landscape scale. 1-3rd July in Edinburgh.

Abstract submission closes 15th March.

#AcademicSky #ecology

www.landscape-ecology.uk/uk-conferenc...
2025: Monitoring and Evidencing Change at the Landscape Scale — Landscape Ecology UK
www.landscape-ecology.uk
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anatrecord.bsky.social
Rabbits and hares (leporid lagomorphs) have uniquely fenestrated skulls, but why? Using finite element analysis, a new study found that fenestrations don’t impact biting efficiency but may lighten the skull for agility.
Wood-Bailey & Sharp: anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
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britishecologicalsociety.org
Do you have expertise in UK land use? We want to hear from you!

The UK government is currently consulting on the future of land use in England. To ensure the voice of the ecological community is heard, we will be producing a response to this consultation.
Image a crop field with a turbine covered hill in the background. Text reads: Help inform the UK government's approach to land use
We need your expertise to inform our response to the governments Land Use Framework consultation