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Conservation Science Lecturer at Bristol Zoological Society and programme lead of Cameroon Conservation Programme. All views my own.

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Interested in a conservation focused role with @BrisZooSociety ? See link for details on two exciting new roles:
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@BrisZooSociety
Bristol Zoological Society
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A water quality awards scheme led by our UK Conservation team has been expanded to more than 60 sites across the UK! 👏 The AQUA accreditation supports sites with water-based activities to help increase and improve their biosecurity efforts 🐟 Read more:
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Organisers say the scheme is helping to "save our waterways from the scourge of invasive species".
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@CaspianJohnson
Caspian Johnson
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Applied Sciences Postgraduate Open Day Sat 23 March! Join us to find out more about @BrisZooSociety and @UWE_SoAS's new MSc in #Conservation Leadership . Register for the open day here: https://t.co/MnjknScQji or watch here for more information:
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@UWE_SoAS
School of Applied Sciences
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2⃣ weeks until our MSc in #ConservationLeadership virtual open event! Find out more about the programme developed by @UWEBristol @briszooproject & move your career in #conservation to the next level. Wed 28 Feb 12:30-13:30 (GMT) ➡️ https://t.co/lXXTKOPfRK https://t.co/8E0BKjLp1B
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Caspian Johnson
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Ready to boost your conservation career? Join the MSc Conservation Leadership Virtual Open Event on Feb 28, 12:30-1:30pm (GMT) to learn about our new program from UWE Bristol and Bristol Zoological Society. Click the link to join us: https://t.co/y5dppmQ7Bz
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Caspian Johnson
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New research by @BrisZooSociety, @BristolUni & @SekakohOrg shows Kordofan giraffe numbers are on brink of extinction with just 27 remaining in Cameroon's Bénoué National Park. Immediate conservation action is crucial. https://t.co/aCAWNMpMoG
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Sam Penny
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BZS & @SekakohOrg are busy conducting the first large-scale camera trap survey of Bénoué National Park's threatened fauna. Working with its Conservation Service, we have now received our first images from the field! More details in the blogpost below - https://t.co/RiIkXcsVQR
@BrisZooSociety
Bristol Zoological Society
2 years
Our conservation team has been working with Bénoué National Park to survey its wildlife and help direct anti-poaching patrols 📸 Initial camera trap images show at least 30 mammal species to be present, including western hartebeest and African forest buffalo!
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Caspian Johnson
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Want to work on gorilla/forest elephant conservation in Equatorial Guinea and lecture/supervise conservation on conservation courses? Open vacancy to come and work with us at Bristol Zoological Society if so! Applications close 8th of Jan. Pls RT
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Bristol Zoological Society
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We've been working to conserve highly-threatened Kordofan giraffes in Cameroon since 2017. This study from @BristolUni highlights the critical importance of conservation work in the wild. #SavingWildlifeTogether
@BristolUni
University of Bristol
3 years
Without intervention, the poaching of two Critically Endangered Kordofan giraffes per year could result in local extinction in just 15 years. Our @Bristol_Vets partnered with @BrisZooSociety to understand the threat these incredible animals are facing.🦒 👉 https://t.co/H9qSzWTas6
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Sam Penny
3 years
Some eye-opening results from our population modelling of Kordofan giraffe in Cameroon's Bénoué National Park. It really highlights the urgency and importance of conservation work within one of the few areas that this subspecies still roams @BrisZooSociety
@BristolUni
University of Bristol
3 years
Without intervention, the poaching of two Critically Endangered Kordofan giraffes per year could result in local extinction in just 15 years. Our @Bristol_Vets partnered with @BrisZooSociety to understand the threat these incredible animals are facing.🦒 👉 https://t.co/H9qSzWTas6
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@jojo_harding
Jo Harding
3 years
My son after playing in the Wye at his year six camp this weekend-many of them very unwell. Our children can't play in rivers anymore @Feargal_Sharkey @SaveTheWye @RiverActionUK @FriendsUpperWye @Tesco @WildlifeTrusts @GeorgeMonbiot @GoodLawProject @NaturalEngland @ChrisGPackham
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Caspian Johnson
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🐾 Calling aspiring conservation leaders! Our MSc in #ConservationLeadership offers a unique opportunity to shadow a #conservationist, co-develop objectives, gain leadership skills and expand your experience. 2023/34 applications open. https://t.co/uvUVDQlETZ
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School of Applied Sciences
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🆕MSc course in Conservation Leadership where you get to develop your conservation management skills on a project! https://t.co/sDICqS4ax5 Sign up to our open event on 10th June & to find out more! https://t.co/qZtZV3G77p Course info: https://t.co/8E0BKjLp1B #environment
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@WoENP
West of England LNP
3 years
The new MSc in Conservation Leadership offered jointly by @UWEBristol & @BristolZooGdns will provide bespoke training in project management, finance, marketing, and conservation impact, plus a 6-month placement embedded in an active conservation programme https://t.co/TkwK9G4veU
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@JMBecologist
James Bullock
3 years
It is a shame to see some in farming denying its climate impacts & pointing the finger elsewhere Emissions from farming + the food system as a whole are huge But, this is not to blame farmers. We have to work together to change how we feed ourselves
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@WilliamJRipple
Dr. William J. Ripple
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Where's the beef? It is where tropical forests used to be. 41% of tropical deforestation is driven by pasture expansion for beef (Our World in Data). Please eat more legumes for protein and "give peas a chance".
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@curious_founder
Michael Thomas
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A lot of people think that plant-based milks are bad for the environment (e.g. use a lot of water). They certainly aren’t perfect. But no matter how you look at the data they are way better than dairy milk.
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@OryxTheJournal
Oryx
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🐒 Our #WorldMonkeyDay collection includes research on golden monkeys in Rwanda, red colobus in Zanzibar, crested macaques in Sulawesi, spider monkeys and titi monkeys in the Amazon, and so much more! Discover it here and let us know your favourite! 👉 https://t.co/PAYSKlRQia
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