Jan Golden

@AnthonyGri10669 @Miss_Snuffy ukma.org.uk/why-metric/myt…

@Miss_Snuffy Very amusing! But remember, the Apollo mission was designed in feet and inches, but Auschwitz was planned in metric.

This is hilarious! 😂

@think_or_swim I'm excited to see Mayo there! I thought they were confined to the south-east. I'll look out for poles addled with holes.

Ok, so wildlife were here thousands of years, millions of years before humans ever set foot in Ireland, but surely that’s no reason we have to tolerate* them now? (*May contain satire) irishtimes.com/environment/20…

@ASPaton Ah, right! 😆

@JanGolden Jan, photo from earlier in the year, not today !

Stonechat "on foxglove" - local wildlife, Argyll

@Engineer_LXIX @Botanygeek Gut für du 😆

@RachelLavin €300k now. Still not enough to buy a house in Dublin. But he's welcome in Mayo.

@conor_pope €205k now

More than 90 grand raised to buy Caio Benicio a pint in less than 12 hours, a sign if ever one was needed that there are far more good people in our world than bad ones. gofundme.com/f/buy-caio-ben…

@ChristineBohan 200k now

This GoFundMe fundraiser for Caio Castro Menezes Benicio has gone from €10k to over €22k in the last 30 minutes. I asked GoFundMe about it and they said they’ve been monitoring it and the funds will “get directly to the beneficiary” (ie Caio) gofundme.com/f/buy-caio-ben…

@ShaunaReports Almost 200k now

In just 6 hours - kind hearted people have raised a whopping €53,000 to take the Brazilian immigrant who stepped in to save a five-year-old girl being violently attacked, for a few pints! #DublinRiots #Dublinattack gofundme.com/f/buy-caio-ben…

@BobBrownFndn These people have no soul, shame or national pride

Forestry Tasmania just admits to Tasmanian Parliament hearings that they have found two Swift parrot nests in scheduled logging coupe HP029E. We have too, including this new Swift parrot fledgling. This forest is right next door to the logged forest in the other image. #politas

@gunsnrosesgirl3 Imagine what's been lost since humans arrived. Huge lemurs. Countless plant species.

In bamboo forests along the coast of northwest Madagascar, this brightly coloured gecko species was discovered and described in 1990. Phelsuma klemmeri , also known as the cheerful day gecko

@theAliceRoberts The Glitch That Stole Christians

Very strange - lots of followers tell me their accounts had automatically unfollowed me! What has Twitter/X got against me? And is it just an innocent glitch?

Uganda. Not just a Tory dumping ground for refugees esaffuganda.org/post/small-sca…

Sickening short-term humans

Megafaunal obliteration in Europe.

@MidlandsIreland I guess you've never been to Castlerea

Planning your next getaway? From ancient sites, wonderful waterways and outdoors trails, to buzzing towns and fantastic food and drink spots, the Midlands has everything you need to switch off and unwind.

@whittledaway @ARKNatuur Mozart is the only wolf gang that Ireland will tolerate. Unless the Brits do it. Then we will slavishly follow and laud our deep green very Gaelic love of land and beast. Cafés and interpretive centres will spring up around the tiny wolf park, mugs and merch keeping money flowing

The Netherlands has a number of rewilding initiatives run by @ARKNatuur, helping the country adapt to climate change and boosting biodiversity. The country has 9 wolf packs!

The Dude Abides

@Glenveagh_NP Do you commit to no conifer plantations, no Roundup, eradication of invasives, deer culling, investigations into feasibility of apex predators like lynx? Because Donegal, like Mayo where I live, is a desert.

As we celebrate science week, we ask you to consider what it means to be human in today’s world. The decisions we make today will impact humans of the future. Our aim is to increase native woodland in Glenveagh National Park. We have been collecting seed from our native trees.

@IngridOlivaresa @toby_pennington can't seem to find you in pm. It's OK, my email is public property: taichidublin@gmail.com

@JanGolden @toby_pennington Hi Jan, yes! please write your in email in a pm and I can send you the file

Some of the species in tropical forests are hyperdominant, others hypercryptic. In this study we discovered that ca. dozen species were hidden behind only three previously recognised species.👇 doi.org/10.1016/j.ympe…