In case you missed it, our latest blog post went live this Monday!

Gardens are a very cool, hands-on way to contribute towards biodiversity, and we're all over it.

Read here: wildgarden.earth/en/blog/why-ga…

#nature #garden #biodiversity #rewilding #backyardbiodiversity #wildgarden

We have a few deer herds in the patchy wooded areas in our suburbs. One of the herds that roam by our house has two young bucks and a doe. One of the bucks is really curious and sometimes follows us at a distance.

Met some wild friends on the patio while letting the dogs out last night.
Wild Garden
#backyardbiodiversity #wildgarden #wildlife

This event is tomorrow! If you're interested in native plants and rewilding, check it out.
There'll be four rewilding experts from around the world. And my startup team will be sharing a sneak peak into what we're working on!
bit.ly/rewilding-gard…

This iconic graph tracks how rapidly our planet is warming. Yet every time it's shared on Twitter, someone always asks, 'Why does it begin in 1850?'

The answer is simple: it's when we first had enough thermometers to compute a truly representative global temperature average.

Snow and lingering maple leaves 🍁 ❄

While the real problem is that there needs to be better infrastructure specifically for cyclists.

I feel like Europe is calling me back. I miss it.
I've been doing a lot of networking this past year or so with fellow climate and eco people. The majority of the people I've connected with seem to be in Europe.

@Jaime__67 No you think humans cutting down 15 billion trees a year is just nature - pumping millions of years of stored carbon of gas oil coal into atmosphere in just over 200 years is just nature - global warming today is all down to humans not natural as in past climate change

Our maple tree likes to hang on to its leaves long after most of the other trees have lost theirs.

Let's talk about food at #COP27 .

No, not the $35 croissants you might have been hearing about, but food and farming and their role in climate and the negotiations.

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Well that's pretty neat.

Even a small reduction in mowing - including public spaces like parks, road islands and roadverges - can boost wildlife & wildflowers, help pollinating insects, and save money. An easy way to give nature a chance. RT if you're on board for helping the bees and butterflies 🐝

RT if you want more
🌳 Trees
🐝 Bees
🍏 Orchards
🐸 Ponds
🥕 Healthy, spray-free veg
🚄 Sustainable public transport
🐞 Insects
🌊 Clean water
🦊 Wildlife
🦋 Hedgerows
🌻 Wildflowers
♻️ Waste reduction and recycling
🐬 Clean, plastic-free oceans
🚗 Clean air
🌎 #Climateaction

Look at all the #wildlife friends we have visiting our little canal beach for a drink of water. Can anyone identify these #tracks ? There's whitetail deer and I'm not sure about the others that are likely bird, weasel, and rodent.