Stephen Trotter
@SteveTrotter1
Passionate about wildlife; Chief Exec Cumbria Wildlife Trust - but tweets are mine; don't always endorse retweets. Born 318ppm
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19-04-2010 19:12:03
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A NEW planning application has been submitted for the development of a holiday lodge park at #Roanhead on the Furness coast. Previous responses won’t count, so please challenge these plans again
Link: bit.ly/3vNg9RV Friends of the Lake District
#saveroanhead #wildlife #cumbria
The melt rate of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet will increase until the end of the century, even if we reduce emissions.
New research led by BAS' Dr Kaitlin Naughten shows that it's now likely unavoidable - even in the best-case scenario.
Here's the story ⬇️
ow.ly/MNIt50PZJjC
National Highways: Yorkshire The #A66 is now CLOSED in both directions to all vehicles between #ScotchCorner and #M6 to as a result of strong winds from Storm Isha.
Further information: nationalhighways.co.uk/travel-updates…
#StormIsha
Thousands of homes without power in the North West.
Public transport suspended.
Sellafield shutdown as precaution.
Latest:
bbc.in/4b8VFDB
BBC Local Radio on-air through the night.
bbc.in/3U9ksBf
NEWS: #StormIsha causes disruption at Sellafield Ltd with statement to employees explaining more. #Cumbria
The haunting sound of the flood siren going off in Appleby, Cumbria this evening #StormIsha ITV News ITV News Border
** An alarm call for us all **
The official nature watchdog, The Office for Environmental Protection, says that 'government is largely off track' to meet legally-binding nature targets.
That's true for 8/10 targets, including the overarching goal of halting nature's decline by 2030.
Spotted several times over the last few weeks... a new resident in Grasmere. A common goldeneye. #winterwatch2024 #rspbredlist
Buffer strips are promoted as a way to capture agricultural run-off
We found no effect on water quality in our study
Indeed, effectiveness is determined by slope, soil type, rainfall, vegetation type & if there are field drains, so they are not a panacea sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
It is likely that our ocean is now the hottest it has been for 1,000 years.
It is heating faster than at any time in the past 2,000 years.
A hotter ocean = more extreme weather.
Bad news for nature, bad news for us.
#ClimateActionNow
theguardian.com/environment/20…
An Otter obliged by coming out into the field South Walney Nature Reserve today.
And the Sun shone!
CumbriaWildlifeTrust
#nature #Otter #wildlife