Rob Marchant
@rob-marchant.bsky.social
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I am a professor of tropical ecology at the University of York. I have a passion for Mountain ecosystems and cultures across the Global South, particularly in Kenya and Tanzania where I work with many Universities, NGOs and Government organisations.
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Dr Jane Goodall filmed an interview in March 2025 with the understanding it would only be released after her death. This is her final message.
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As shown in this series of mountains from Austria, Kenya, South Africa and Thailand, mountains are THE place where geodiversity is the foundation for incredible social ecological landscapes - happy geodiversity day [email protected] @unesco.org @mtnresearchmri.bsky.social
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afe-fireecology.bsky.social
Many of the workshops at #FireCon2025 still have space! Check out all the details at afefirecongress.org/workshops 🔥 Directions for adding a workshop to your registration can be found on the Registration Changes tab on afefirecongress.org/registration...
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This is extremely cool: 700 years worth of archaeological artefacts being collected from old nests of bearded vultures (strong contender for the best vulture)

www.popsci.com/environment/...
Multi-generational vulture nests hold 700 years of human artifacts
Crossbow bolts, sandals, slingshots, and more.
www.popsci.com
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extremetemps.bsky.social
EXTRAORDINARY SUMMER HEAT IN JAPAN
Dozens of records smashed from North to South (see list).

Also crazy Minimum 28.7 Ishigaki
HOTTEST OCTOBER NIGHT IN JAPANESE HISTORY

Thousands of records have fallen in Japan since June, nearly every single day (many were from 2023 and 2024)
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ashmoleanmuseum.bsky.social
We are delighted to introduce you to Shedding Light, a new permanent display.

Through the creation of a 1950-60s Caribbean living room, Shedding Light reveals the intertwined histories of colonialism, enslavement, sugar production, and ceramics.
A photograph of an element of the Shedding Light display - a light bulb surrounded by fragments A photograph of the Shedding Light display A photograph of a detail of the Shedding Light display - a set of ceramics laid out on a table
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Indeed, very welcome anytime. I continue to enjoy this collaboration with artists and creators who bring issues to life…
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An interesting A-Z of fishy art, stories, poems and insights into #Ocean life is now live! This online overview will head to a gallery in Pier street in Hull and then into print in the coming months
Www.thecriticalfishtrail.co.uk
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@uoyenvironment.bsky.social
The Critical Fish Trail
Www.thecriticalfishtrail.co.uk
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maeasamproject.bsky.social
It’s time for #HeritageFromAbove
Do you know where we are today? Hint: Its ruins were superimposed by a Makurian defensive fort (1250-1340 AD), a monastery of St. George in which the Nubian King Solomon was buried. Send your answers in the comments below and as usual good luck! #Quiz
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Meanwhile, back in the real world
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Indeed, the people needs people like Jane more than ever if we are to navigate the challenges ahead. Hopefully, her spirit live on and we can all just be a little more Jane…
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RIP #JaneGoodall - one of the modern pioneers of profound interconnections between people, animals and ecosystems. Her life was lived through science, compassion and tireless advocacy for the multiple values of nature - leaving a legacy that will endure for people and planet.
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Fly agaric is probably the most beautiful and recognisable fungus. The unseen network of mycelium wraps around the roots supplying nutrients taken from the soil. In exchange, the fungus receives sugars produced by the trees - everything wins!
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We have a new PhD project to study ozone formation from fires. If interested in atmospheric chemistry, fires, living in Zurich, and studying at ETH, consider applying here: jobs.ethz.ch/job/view/JOP...
PhD Position in Atmospheric Chemistry
jobs.ethz.ch
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largelandscapes.org
Our Conservation Science Director Dr. Annika Keeley co-authored a new IUCN report that provides practitioners and policymakers with information on the important role of terrestrial and marine Protected and Conserved Areas in climate change mitigation.

portals.iucn.org/library/node...
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Stunning #geology, #beaches, #coastal ecosystems and a lovely little Bell tent - @northumberland.bsky.social continues to impress
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Paris fighting pollution and improving public health.
-No diesel cars from 2024
-100% #cleanenergy buses by 2025
-No petrol cars from 2030
-improving bike and pedestrian infrastructure.

We have the solutions, implement them. #ActOnClimate

#climate #energy #GreenNewDeal
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extremetemps.bsky.social
HISTORIC HEAT WAVE IN MIDDLE EAST 46 DEGREES
46.0 Turbat PAKISTAN
44C On the Omani coast at Diba

September records tied at the very end of the month.
Next days the
WORLD RECORD Of October highest temperature will be threatened.
Insane and unprecedented late heat wave.
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Coastal #Northumberland with its’ deep history and modern sculptures is truly stunning, made even more interesting with new enterprises such as the #vineyard and Yurt living at the Tempus, Duxford