Sarah Hawkes
@sarahhawkes.bsky.social
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Interests: invertebrate behaviour, species assemblages, environments, habitats. Work for Buglife on the 'Scarce Yellow Sally (Isogenus nebucula) project'.
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zackpolanski.bsky.social
I'm Jewish. I'm also Mancunian.

Every other national party leader was interviewed by Laura Kunesberg during their conference.

Maybe the BBC thought as someone who also supports Palestine - I had nothing to say?

Let's keep growing: join.greenparty.org.uk
Zack on Bold Politics podium
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donnachadhmc.bsky.social
Please help combat BBC news blackout of Green Party!
@zackpolanski.bsky.social was the only party leader not interviewed by Laura Kuenssberg during their party conference.
So please RT his cracking conference speech..
sarahhawkes.bsky.social
"They want to turn us into the British Isles. A huge meadow with only magpies and a few other birds"
I am shocked, most of all at how true it is about my country. @bioeaf.bsky.social cuts to the quick and speaks of our lack of care for our world, what we eat and the water we drink.
bioeaf.bsky.social
Quieren convertir la cordillera en las islas britanicas. Un prao enorme domde solo haya urracas y pocas
wildlandfirefig.bsky.social
El lobby mafioganadero ya tiene al oso en su punto de mira:
"La presencia del oso ya supone «un problema mayor» que el lobo en León":

www.leonoticias.com/comarcas/pre...
sarahhawkes.bsky.social
Or the genocide of Paletinians or the treatment of Greta Thunberg at the hands of Zionists for bringing aid to a starving people. Nor was a Palestinian a perpetrator of the raid.
sarahhawkes.bsky.social
BBC interviewer this morning on synagogue raid
was a chance to foster understanding but -
conflated Palestine solidarity march w anti semitism,
Missed completely the reference to Palestininian generosity letting kids play with Kibbutz kids despite the terror their parents had inflicted.
sarahhawkes.bsky.social
Biodiversity needs a bigger role in the calculations. Give equal billing to the rest of biodiversity in research before making pronouncements. Do not ignore mono cultures, chemical inputs, non organic mass crop production threatening important cycles and systems on our planet.
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andrew-jewels.bsky.social
Following a post by @norwichbirder.bsky.social I checked some duckweed in Upshire, Essex today and found numerous Water Lily Aphids (Rhopalosiphum nymphaeae) and a couple of 7-spot Ladybirds feasting on them. #UKAphids #EssexWildlife
Duckweed with tiny grey aphids Rhopalosiphum nymphaeae on top A single Water Lily Aphid on a duckweed leaf 7-spot Ladybird on duckweed 7-spot Ladybird on duckweed
sarahhawkes.bsky.social
Oh wow, how brilliant! Peter Scott is one of my childhood heros alongside Gerald Durrell. Congratulations on this well deserved honour
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jackwallington.com
Last year 100,000 people marched across London in support of nature and BBC News didn’t cover it, leading to complaints to Ofcom about political bias. Today BBC News covered a similar size march on front pages and every channel demonstrating fully its political bias. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Police hurt during Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom rally in London
Some 25 arrests are made after
www.bbc.co.uk
sarahhawkes.bsky.social
great image! Morris dancers too.
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brenttoderian.bsky.social
To carry 50,000 people per hour in each direction, a city needs a 175m wide road for cars.

Even if those cars are electric.

And then there’s all the parking.

OR a city can move A LOT MORE people in a lot less space, with A LOT LESS public money, emissions, pollution, noise etc.

Choices.

Simple.
Graphic showing a 9 m wide track for metros can move as many people as a 175 m road for cars.
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nigelb.bsky.social
When will the global community of states (incl Canada) stand up to the State of Israel & fulfil their obligations under Article I of the Genocide Convention.
That obligation is a duty "to PREVENT and to punish" the crime of genocide.
Let's focus on PREVENTION for now.
@anitaoakvilleeast.bsky.social
sarahhawkes.bsky.social
Good news doesn't always come easy. A good job done.
sarahhawkes.bsky.social
Things are changing fast. I'm looking forward to talking to one of the Finnish researchers on stoneflys once summer is over to compare notes and practice.
sarahhawkes.bsky.social
I'm working on the very last populations of an aquatic insect, Isogenus nubecula, in the UK for #Buglife & #NaturamByth. in Finland, some popn.s cling on but heat & land use change is devastating. see M.Jackson: Landuse critical to aquatic environments for support ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid...
ora.ox.ac.uk
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mustafasantiagoali.bsky.social
“for barack, who dared the sky”
you wore your Black like a morning suit—
creased with hope, stitched in fire,
made the mic a pulpit
and the White House a choir.

they called it impossible.
you called it tuesday.
made yes we can
sound like truth on a school day.

your walk?
pure South Side sermon.👇🏾
sarahhawkes.bsky.social
@stevewitherdenmp.bsky.social what is going on? The River Dee is our constituency's water supply and most precious resource and desperately in need of more not less protection. This legislation protects only big business, not real people
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naturambyth.bsky.social
Taking part in the #BigButterflyCount? 🦋

Wales has only 1 colony of the High Brown Fritillary, found at Old Castle Down, Vale of Glamorgan📍

Right now, females are laying eggs near violet leaves & bracken🍃

Learn how #NaturamByth is protecting them: www.naturambyth.cymru/en/our-work/...
sarahhawkes.bsky.social
Seemingly unremarkable human interventions on rivers can be immensely destructive to wildlife & pass unseen for years. Asking questions about rivers is vital. Not all answers cost millions & restoration has benefits for the whole ecosystem on land, in river and our oceans.
peterpowell.bsky.social
This is the Llynor.

It's one of the cleanest tributaries on the Dee.
No farmyards or sewage treatment works upstream.

And it's mostly forest, a big section being restored to ancient woodland.

But it has a major problem.
sarahhawkes.bsky.social
It would. Warming waters are on another level even to a major pollutant incident.
sarahhawkes.bsky.social
Isogenus nubecula, the stonefly in the Welsh Dee I study and talk about for #Buglife, is at risk along with the other invertebrates that feed the river fish and nesting birds. We must do exponentially more to tackle climate change