A year ago I took a deep breath, trusted my skills & resourcefulness & set up as a freelancer โ here are the highlights. Iโve loved the broad range of projects, from video editing & film making to podcasts & design. I learned loads & am indebted to those that gave me help & work!
๐ค What do raccoons, purple pitcher plant, signal crayfish & yellow-legged hornet have in common? No joke - they're all on the GB invasive non-native species alert list!
๐ง On the next #CountingTheEarth we delve into the challenges of invasive non-native species - coming soon!
By examining dead birds of prey, we 're able to monitor and reduce chemical risks, protecting vulnerable species.
Did you know? You can help to support the work of the unique Predatory Bird Monitoring Scheme!
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You are not gonna want to miss this one: rescuing baby Puffins on a remote island and skies filled with wheeling squawking seabirds - whatโs not to love!!
๐ง Go on puffin patrol with UKCEH field manager Mark Newell and his dedicated team, meet baby puffins and discover how some of the other seabird species are faring. Plus, we find out about the tireless work of @IofMayBirdObs volunteers 2/
ALT A baby puffin known as a puffling is held in gloved hands by ecologist wearing PPE as UKCEH's Alice Hope looks on
Counting the Earth, presented by @ScienceNelson and @ahopePER, explores the numbers behind nature ๐๐งฎ
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Great to see this series finally launching after so many months working on it. A series of fascinating conversations about the future, starting with the delightful Emily Mortimer. Topics to come: global health, the novel and space exploration.
Listen out for 'Reflections on our rivers: 14' next week wherever you get your podcasts!
In the meantime, explore the numbers behind nature with previous episodes of #CountingTheEarth ๐
๐ง ceh.ac.uk/news-and-media/couโฆ
ALT Four images showing titles from podcast episodes entitled Soil superheroes: 50 trillion; nature for net zero: 0; Hedgelife: 390,000 and the secrets of the saltmarsh: 450
Have a listen to the @UK_CEH#CountingTheEarth podcast โ an entertaining way to explore environmental science topics ๐ง
The latest episode on the Secrets of the Saltmarsh: 450 is out now! Find all episodes here: audioboom.com/channels/51223โฆ
ALT Counting the Earth podcast logo Episode 4 Secrets of the Saltmarsh: 450 and image of Alys Laver from WWT and Sue Nelson
Thank you to Alys Laver, site manager of @WWTSteart who introduces us to the species thriving on the reserve, including eels, avocets and sea lavender.
Alys explains what it takes to restore a landscape
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ALT Alys Laver uses binoculars to look out over WWT Steart Marshes
๐งLook out for a new episode of #CountingTheEarth tomorrow!
Secrets of the #Saltmarsh: 450
From wildlife habitat to carbon storage, discover the huge benefits that these complex coastal ecosystems have to offer!
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ALT Alys Laver and Sue Nelson at WWT Steart Marshes
ALT View of saltmarsh and wetland landscape with electricity pylons at WWT Steart Marshes
I found this soil superhero whilst gardening at the weekend, one of the UK's 31 species. Find out more about why they are vital to soil health, in our latest podcast episode Counting the Earth bit.ly/43aFWQG@UK_CEH@ScienceNelson
๐ก Did you know that we have around 30 species of worms in the UK whereas there are more than 3,000 species globally?
Listen to the latest episode of #CountingTheEarth for more juicy worm facts and discover why they are #soil superheroes ๐ชฑ๐ชฑ๐ชฑ
๐ง audioboom.com/posts/8464251-โฆ
๐ก Did you know that we have around 30 species of worms in the UK whereas there are more than 3,000 species globally?
Listen to the latest episode of #CountingTheEarth for more juicy worm facts and discover why they are #soil superheroes ๐ชฑ๐ชฑ๐ชฑ
๐ง audioboom.com/posts/8464251-โฆ
Coming tomorrow - 27th February - our worms episode! Find out more about the hidden world beneath our feet, and you can even sing along, to yes, that song.
๐New podcast alert! ๐If youโre interested in nature and the environment listen to Counting the Earth from @UK_CEH & produced by @RachMBuch for @boffin_media (team photo below). Our first subject is hedgerows and we have a big starting numberโฆ๐ audioboom.com/channels/51223โฆ