Suzi Richer

Environmental archaeology and commercial archaeology as the starting off points for something with a creative slant. Quietly chuffed with this new @env_and_society publication. Photo credit of the submerged forest to @don_o_meara. environmentandsociety.org/arcadia/sea-wh…

Citizen science in action as part of the #BigWindermereSurvey w/@freshwaterbio It was true Cumbrian conditions, but still great fun.

For anyone interested in small-leaved lime, this is the book for you! Years of research has gone into this fascinating woodland, it's wonderful to see it all pulled together bit.ly/shrawley_wood_…

@TideBusiness That’s fine - it’s useful to know! Thanks

@EnviroSuzi Hi Suzi, thanks for your mention. Sorry to say we are currently experiencing technical issues that might affect some one our members - please, keep an eye on our Status page for updates, they should come in very soon: status.tide.co. We apologise for the inconvenience.

@TideBusiness is there a problem with your service as I can’t log in? All other apps working fine. Thanks!

Robin Wall Kimmerer, @RobGMacfarlane, and @DGHaskell discuss the idea of the personhood of trees, root communities, and the ways in which humans might foster the growth of our canopy this Saturday, Sept 18th with @Orion_Magazine. Art by Patrik Svensson. yff.yale.edu/event/celebrat…

Help our profession or UK’s shared history will be lost, say archaeologists theguardian.com/science/2021/m…

Not long until the fabulous #MovementAndTheMind Conference on 18 June, hosted by @Drlucyloveday + @activedevon. We'll be exploring + celebrating the connections between mind, body & planet + I'm delighted to be a speaker! movementandthemind.co.uk #WalkActive #movementismedicine

Seathwaite (Borrowdale) in the #LakeDistrict is a valley of ancient ash pollards for as far as the eye can see. These veterans are antiques in the landscape, each so individual with their own personalities. As seen on #More4 for #BritainsMostBeautifulLandscapes #rainforests

University of Sheffield: Save Sheffield's Archaeology Department - Sign the Petition! chng.it/nb4GFB89 via @UKChange

I was quite shocked to see this. But @Waitrose’s response is in the comments, at least they did respond. #Peat #peatfree

@sarah_gis Ooo - is that the third one? Is there a third one?!

I'm reading an actual book! For pleasure!

@FranRowney Just started listening to it whilst trying to finish writing a report - love it! Thanks for sharing.

Our latest Arcadia article uncovers layers of the history and even prehistory of #Redcar, England. Read @EnviroSuzi's "Sea Where there Once was Land: Redcar, England," at the Environment & Society Portal: environmentandsociety.org/node/9303/ #envhum #envhist #envarch @Envarch

Thanks everyone for the retweets and the lovely comments x

Environmental archaeology and commercial archaeology as the starting off points for something with a creative slant. Quietly chuffed with this new @env_and_society publication. Photo credit of the submerged forest to @don_o_meara. environmentandsociety.org/arcadia/sea-wh…

@HoratioClare We noticed them last night here in Cumbria too. So lovely to see that they’re back. I hadn’t appreciated the connection with air pressure, how fascinating!

The swifts came yesterday, in a swirling gang, with house martins, even more than last year. It is such a joy to see them. 'Hello swifts!' I cried. It seemed to confirm my theory, that they travel in a bubble of clement weather, sensing the air pressure of storms and lows ahead

@Jim_Leary Yes, we noticed them too last night! Great to have them back again :)

SWIFTS! Well, one swift. Not in these photos though - I was too slow. Lovely evening for a stroll though.

@helenscales @solwaywalker Oh yes, thank you @helenscales! Great timing as I’ve just had a short piece published by @env_and_society about the Redcar submerged forest environmentandsociety.org/arcadia/sea-wh…. It looks fascinating @solwaywalker, I’d love to try to get up there and take a look!

@solwaywalker Amazing! I think @EnviroSuzi will be interested in this.

@MatthewPope I didn’t know about this - thanks for sharing!

The only way out of the #COVID19 pandemic is to make sure there are vaccines for everyone, everywhere. That's why I'm donating to #GoGiveOne. Join me and #GoGiveOne today. gogiveone.org

@BenjaminGearey @TomCBHill @FranziskaKobe @mjg_298 M alternifolium is the one with random pores

@EnviroSuzi @TomCBHill @FranziskaKobe @mjg_298 Doesn’t one have asymmetrical pore positioning? Thought that was M. spicatum but been a while since I did proper pollen ID work 😬😂

Dear palynologists, is there anyone who is expert in identifying Myriophyllum species? (Sample from Sibiria, western lake Baikal region, ca 2500 BP) Any help would be appreciated! :-)