events don’t have to be summits - The Tanzanian NGO Peace for Conservation will organize “Soccer for conservation” around one of the biggest national parks in to celebrate + https://t.co/RPiiZDhYd9

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One of the greatest treasure troves online is . You can explore thousands of the world’s most important & beautiful books on life. It is the world’s largest open access digital library for biodiversity literature and archives! https://t.co/w4PrT96az2

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Happy The and of our planet is extraordinary - let's not take it for granted.

These beautiful images are all by George Edwards who was awarded the Copley Medal by the Royal Society in 1750 for his work on natural history.

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Today is let's celebrate it by reminding us that today and every day we can make small changes in our lives to conserve the biodiversity of our planet!

Hoy es celebrémoslo haciendo cambios en nuestra vida para conservar la naturaleza

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It's So here are my top A4 paintings that I've created for various projects surrounding the themes of & Excited to do many more like these!

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Stunning Vintage from the Biodiversity Heritage Library

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The Symposium on Global has been postponed to 1-3 June 2020 due to the recent outbreak.

Visit the conference website to learn more: https://t.co/93nPGgqbJz

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Illustrations from "Introduction to the Study of Conchology" (1825) by Charles Wodarch. Photos via Biodiversity Heritage Library.

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Spring is uncoiling all over the farm now. The snowdrops are at their plentiful best & ferns are beginning to sprout this years growth which is fresh, green & full of promise

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Do you feel like wrecking something like ? 💚

Why not make it your lawnmower?

DIE LAWN!

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According to the IUCN, the high seas are essentially the oceans’ no man’s land. They contain some of the richest biodiversity on the planet! Swipe through the sessions at WILD11, dedicated to the magnificent deep blues! Register today. https://t.co/yXTBMNcz3L

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Because of all the negativity surrounding China and coronavirus, I want to highlight a positive news about the aquatic life of the Yangtze River as China has imposed a 10-year commercial fishing ban on the Yangtze in a bid to protect its biodiversity.
Art by

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Remember, 80% of all known species are invertebrates, it’s the small things that rule this world!

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Today is a giving day . Support (both moral and financial) for our unique programs at the McGuire Center is always appreciated.
Support link: https://t.co/GaRX7mioQX
About the McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and Biodiversity:
https://t.co/dSpuQE0gs6

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Contemplating smaller things this week as I delve into the miniature world of mosses,lichens & liverworts.I am reminded of Albrecht Durers’magical work “The greatest piece of turf”a very hard act to follow!

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