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Do you care about the future? Here is a realistic but optimistic thread for you who do care. ​ Insights from @volansjohn book Green Swans Thread 1/8 🧵 👇 #Sustainability #ClimateCrisis

A must read for those interested in any topic from self development to governing nations

It is out! In a massive team effort led by @giovannacollar, we systematically reviewed and meta-analyzed 3k papers evaluating the GABAergic system in AD! @molpsychiatry nature.com/articles/s4138…

@dickiebush I wouldn’t change. Reading is already the first

If you designed the world's education curriculum, what's the first skill you would teach?

Madeira's springtime is evident under the sea. The algae Cystoseira abies-marina, which left the bottom of the shores around December, returns with intensity now. Here, accompanied by a fast Peixe-Verde (Thalassoma pavo) and a solitary Castanheta (Abudefduf luridus).

"You have to be smart enough to know you're making progress without any obvious signs of progress." A powerful Tiny Thought in the @farnamstreet email today. fs.blog/brain-food/nov…

Inspiring documentary on how changes in farming are possible. The more people aware, the best! 😁 #farming #WaterBear @wbnofficial waterbear.com/player/62bc3e0…

Conservation will thrive where humans and nonhumans live together. Old and new businesses that uses the land or the sea must coexist with what is already there. nationalgeographic.com/magazine/artic… @NatGeoMag @Emma_Marris

A young Marbled electric ray (Torpedo marmorata) swimming near Funchal. They are not that easy to find, but when it happens we shall be cautious ⚠️ It seems to be a young individual, but when fully developed they can deliver a strong electrical charge⚡️ #NaturePhotography

@SMusievski Amazing pictures!

Huge flock of ~35 Glossy Ibis at Tsalapitsa Rice Fields on 14/07, part of the flock in flight with a few Night Herons trailing in the back in pic 1 with Bessaparski Hills in the background. eBird checklist: ebird.org/checklist/S115… #Bulgaria #birdingBulgaria #BirdsSeenIn2022

In these other pictures you can see a Brown Lizardfish (Synodus synodys), Castanheta baia (Chromis limbata) and a Sargo (Diplodus sargus). 2/2 🧵

It is impossible to don't get amused by Madeira Archipelago 🏝 In a short trip to Ilhas Desertas (Desert Islands) a lot can be seen. You can spot dolphins, whales and so much more...🐬 🐳 1/2🧵 #NaturePhotography #madeira

If you want to experience it, you need a good snorkel, a good night of sleep and patience to find it. Once you discover their spot, I guarantee you will be their guest. They are really receptive! 😁 3/3 🧵

These ones were found at 7 meters deep, between Fortress and Barreirinha Beach in Zona Velha. During all the deep breaths and dives, they always approached in a gently and curiously way. Their yellow colour contrast with the ocean blue making you really entertained. 2/3 🧵

How to be treated as an honored guest? Found between 3 to 45 meters, Castanheta baia (Chromis limbata) is a common fish in Madeira Archipelago. They are fantastic hosts! 1/3 🧵👇 Keep following! #ocean #NaturePhotography #Madeira

@meucaminhobr Linda foto! Parabéns pelo trabalho @meucaminhobr

🇧🇷 Saí-verde (♀ Fêmea) 🇺🇸 Green Honeycreeper (♀ Female) 🔬 Chlorophanes spiza (Linnaeus, 1758) 📚 Passeriformes 🛡️ Thraupidae 📍 Pousada Portal Do Cacau 🌎 São Sebastião/SP/Brasil 🗓️ 18/jul/2022 IG @AvesDoMeuCaminho #Aves #BirdWatching #BirdsSeenIn2022 #Birds

Looking for beautiful trees and an easy hiking? Go to Levada da Serra do Faial in Camacha. Species like Sequoia sempervirens , Arbutus unedo and much more! 🌳 #NaturePhotograhpy #madeira

📸 1. Dobradas (Oblada melanura) 📸 2. Sargo (Diplodus sargus) 📸 3. Salema (Sarpa salpa)

Biodiversity richness of Santiago Fortress' Beach (Praia do Forte) is surprising! A shoal of Dobradas finding their plankton, a couple of Sargo swimming around and Salemas playing in the wave breaks! 🐟 🤿 Right under the Forte! 1/2 🧵 👇 #madeira #NaturePhotograhpy

@louisenobladder Fantastic work @louisenobladder! Congrats! This is exactly what all gardens should look like. If you didn't read it yet, I would recommend you this book: Nature Best Hope, by @DougTallamy And please, keep us updated about your visitors😁

"How much of the world around us goes unnoticed because we are unable to read the signs?" Excerpt of Reef Life by @ProfCallum