Susan Canney

Look forward to reading Hugh Warwick's latest, teasing out the strands of a much neglected conservation issue! @chiffchat @hedgehoghugh #cullofthewild

Today is the second annual #WorldRewildingDay! Help us spread the word on the necessity of a nature-based solution working to decrease carbon levels and regulate the climate. Learn more and watch the full “Animating the Carbon Cycle” video ➡️ wild.org/rewilding-day-… #rewilding

Today is #WorldRewildingDay! Large animals help ecosystems resist and recover from the impacts of #ClimateChange, showing just how important biodiversity is for the environment. So how do they do it? The research: bit.ly/3Id4Rb5 Our summary: bit.ly/35Qp1JO

"Bottom trawling is widely recognised as an inherently highly destructive fishing method, but it is completely normalised. We now know this is having a climate impact as trawling disturbs marine sediments" FFI's Head of Marine @slpbenbow at @BlueVentures #TransformTrawling #COP26

With the pivotal meeting on climate change now underway in Glasgow, Tusk Trustee Dr Susan Canney explores the role of wild animals in the climate debate in a guest blog for Tusk tusk.org/news/wildlife-…

'Researchers, universities, and policymakers all have a role to play in breaking down silos and fostering conversations that can support more diverse and just futures for life on Earth’ argues a new blog post from some of our researchers: bit.ly/3bF5Z8C

3 June: 3 Rewilding webinars! #generationrestoration #readytorewild Rewilding Principles in Practice 11a CEST bit.ly/3p5DdEh Beavers: a dam good climate solution?”, 8p,CEST bit.ly/3c79nty Animating the Carbon Cycle, 4p CEST, bit.ly/3p5MN9W

Black Bean Productions #livingontheedge with support from the @grumetifund ‘it is possible for people and wildlife to live in harmony’ #coexistence

Zoologists Clive Hambler and Susan M Canney draw together many years of conservation action, teaching and research in Conservation, which takes a global perspective to bring conservation to the heart of sustainability and environmental policy. uk.bookshop.org/books/conserva…

At this critical juncture, a #NaturePositiveRecovery is possible and sensible—for creating jobs, ensuring our future health & economic well-being, stabilizing our climate and protecting biodiversity. Read the full report: nature4climate.org/nature-positiv… #NatureNow #BuildBackBetter

Tackling the global #nature crisis could create 400m jobs and $10tn (£8tn) in business value each year by 2030, according to a report published by the @wef. #NNER #BuildBackBetter #NatureNow theguardian.com/world/2020/jul…

This is such an important message

The government calls itself a world leader in ocean protection but here at home supertrawlers are spending 1000s of hours fishing in supposedly protected waters. Please ban them from doing this @VictoriaPrentis @DefraGovUK #ProtectTheOceans

Tracking elephants in Mali just south of Timbuktu - here a stunning map showing the corridors between water holes and the vegetated areas. #GlobalBioFest. Thank you Susan Canney from… instagram.com/p/CAiV7K8ABy2D…

I'll be telling the story of almost 20 years work to save the desert-adapted #elephants of #Mali through war & peace at the #GlobalBioFest & asking why do the local people protect the elephants 3.30pm BST @EBTSOYP @WILDfoundation @ICFC_for_Nature @OxZooDept

Excited to join an inspiring group of conservationists speaking about conserving the wonders of our planet at the online Global Biodiversity Festival #GlobalBioFest @EBTSOYP @WILDfoundation @ICFC_for_Nature @OxZooDept globalbiofest.com

The Global Biodiversity Festival has just been announced May 22nd-24th! 50+ scientists, explorers, conservationists, policymakers and more sharing the weird & the wonderful, numerous challenges faced & some good news conservation stories #GlobalBioFest globalbiofest.com

"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." - M. Mead Small changes have big impacts on supporting the #biodiversity of our local communities! #ProtectBiodiversity theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…

@IWMCWCT @MayhewCharlie @tusk_org Disease is indeed part of life. When natural ecosystems with all their checks and balances are disrupted, and human biomass proliferates, ecological science predicts that the emergence of novel human viruses is more likely

@MayhewCharlie @tusk_org The origin of coronavirus is unknown: stop jumping to conclusions. Livestock can cause disease: BSE etc. Disease is part of life. Hunters the world over eat their wild prey all time: especially my home Canada. Nobody, least of all me, is saying do nothing: I'm in lockdown!

Coronavirus: 'Nature is sending us a message’, says UN environment chief theguardian.com/world/2020/mar… @tusk_org

New photos of the #Mali #desert #elephants sleeping soundly! #Elephants mostly sleep while standing, but also lie down to sleep every few days. Elephants are the shortest sleeping mammal.