🏆 Marsh Awards 2022 - today is your LAST CHANCE to nominate someone for their outstanding contribution to #ornithology Nominations from underrepresented groups warmly welcomed. https://t.co/D1BmC9o8Sz

Vacancy: British Bat Survey (BBatS) Project Officer. Fixed term contract for 3 days a week for 9 months (with potential for extension). Closing Date for applications: Monday 9am 6th June 2022 https://t.co/YObtxKkmE8

Just saw a stork flying over the A14 !! Any other reports @CambsBirdClub ??

The Endangered Landscapes Programme’s new strategy presents an ambitious and positive agenda, that forms part of the Cambridge Conservation Initiative’s strategic priority on ‘restoring land and seascapes for life’” – Dr Mike Maunder, Executive Director of CCI

A business-as-usual approach to protecting nature is not enough to address the twinned biodiversity loss and climate crises; we must restore at scale. Watch a teaser below to @EndangeredLands new video, and the video in full:

Today @EndangeredLands has launched a new strategy, providing a pathway to restore ecosystems, natural processes and biodiversity in some of Europe’s most important landscapes – benefitting wildlife and people. Read more: https://t.co/FCapObVza1 @ArcadiaFund #ELPstrategy2022

Hop into a new opportunity and start a career with The Wildlife Trusts! If you have an interest in nature conservation issues and a passion for wildlife, we would love to hear from you 💚 https://t.co/tlaGQHGsXX

Any ideas @CambsBirdClub @_AndyClements ?

‼️ VACANCY ‼️ Have you got what it takes to run the #1 ranked journal in #ornithology? We seek a new Editor in Chief of @IBIS_journal from 1 August. Full details at https://t.co/CJQiXhPSEI

Full version of our article published today on effects of rewilding on raptors in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. I wonder now what the fate of this wildlife haven and others like it will be in Ukraine and Belarus? https://t.co/NXE37gUTSm

Would you like a new tree for your garden this spring? Cambridge residents can get 20% off the cost of a new tree until the end of March thanks to our offer with @AshridgeTrees https://t.co/AYe99yBY23

It's almost time for a Spring clean... @CambridgeFCHB have been putting up posters for their forthcoming litter pick of Cherry Hinton Brook, on the 6th March 10.30 - 12.30. Can you join in, and help tackle plastic pollution? 💚 @KeepBritainTidy #LitterHeroes

I was very pleased to spend a little time speaking with @patrick_barkham @CambridgePPF & @NE_WestAnglia about our ambitions @NaturalEngland to drive Nature recovery, as we move more firmly into delivery of Government targets #generationrestoration

Thanks @TonyJuniper Info about @CambridgePPF work https://t.co/SdqtP6nzb4 @NaturalEngland @NE_WestAnglia @patrick_barkham or support fundraising at

Have you got an old pair of binoculars, a telescope or bird book gathering dust? The #BTOYouth Equipment Donation Scheme matches kit like this with young people who can't afford to buy it themselves. Find out more 👉 https://t.co/z7o5RLKptV

Come and Join the team! If you're passionate about church heritage, helping communities (and cleaning bat droppings!) we're looking for a new Heritage Advisor. More information on our website https://t.co/hec2F709vv or apply @TheCCT https://t.co/aA1XBrZsLn #jobs #heritage

Today's #TreeTuesday is a special one. We hosted a community planting event on #ParkersPiece #Cambridge to plant 12 elm #trees (Ulmus 'New Horizon') - a hybrid of Japanese & Siberian elms. Some of the 33 new trees being planted on this iconic open space in the heart of the city.

Spring is on the way! @RSPBLakenheath have a number of events planned during March including forays, a fens ghost walk and treasures of the moth trap - all available to book now. So why not take a look and see if you're tempted along! https://t.co/7n9zslMXc3 📸 Illuvis @ Pixabay

The #StateofHedgehogs report shows a mixed picture for this much loved fellow nocturnal species. The 11 bat species monitored under the National Bat Monitoring Programme also show some initial encouraging signs of recovery but only in some places