Please come along to our Asian hornet awareness session on March 16th. This invasive species has made it to Britain and threatens the health of our ecosystems. A single nest can devour 12kg of insects in a single year and the impact on our pollinators could be huge!

It’s #worldbeeday and seeing as they’re the epitome of teamwork, we’d like to thank everyone who have helped get the #sustfestexpo off the ground. It’s going to be a hive of action. 🐝💚

☠️ Extinction moment imminent Imagine you are a Wye Salmon returning home to spawn You finally complete this odyssey after many hazardous years out in the Atlantic Ocean And then you find the river bed where you are supposed to lay your eggs coated with thick noxious green

Our country is one of the most nature depleted in the world. Now it is under even more pressure. The Asian Hornet, an invasive species, is becoming established and threatens the health of our insect populations, pollination services and honey bee economies. Pls spread the word

I'll be attending a #FuneralForNature on 20th April , walking in procession through the streets of Bath to highlight the fact we are one of the most nature depleted countries in the world . Sign up to join me at https://t.co/dD2fNNBAjI

Did you know that one Asian hornet nest will devour up to 12kg of native insects each year? Learn how to spot them and what to do if you do 👇

Thank you so much to everyone who has donated ❤️ We still need another £17k. Please help us raise enough money for our day in court to stop a gigantic warehouse park 🙏 Please help us save our #Greenbelt,,our 🦊🐰🦅, our 🐝 & south #StAlbans villages. https://t.co/wR154wVLQU

Richard is enjoying his role as Vice Chair of @StAlbansBees 🐝 He has kept his own bees for 4 years and has over 10 hives, providing his popular local honey, so if anyone would like to try some get in touch! @britishbee 🍯 #bees #honey #beekeeping #environment #stalbans

Defra update 2 - 29.8.23 2023 - 28 nests in 25 locations. Kent 26th of Aug NBU located a nest in Folkestone and near Canterbury. Destruction planned The NBU has active operations in Folkestone, Dover and near Ashford A new location in Plymouth is also being monitored

Stop this #Greenbelt destruction for a likely to lorry to lorry freight interchange. @hertscc lacking #transparency, not representing St Albans residents ! Death of southern St Albans villages & #wildlife Increase in #congestion #carbonemissions https://t.co/m044I484eA

@ststephenpc @Stalbanscycles @StAlbansAmnesty @StAlbansBees @stalbansfuture @StAlbansHF @StAlbansTourism Please book a place to find out the truth about the sale of our #greenbelt for a “rail” freight interchange ⬇️

It's #AsianHornetWeek and this invasive non-native species is a huge threat to our honey bees and pollinators. You can report any suspected sightings through https://t.co/g8I3eD7LmF or download the Asian Hornet Watch app @britishbee @DefraGovUK @NBU_APHA

A lovely image captured by one of our members @KyleRiley23 of one of our association training apiaries, submitted to the UCL geog dept’s research images competition. I wonder what these three beekeepers are talking about… Stores, brood, the June gap? One can only imagine.

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We support the Natural Beekeeping Trust with 3. 44 % of every single sale. They are currently working on repopulating the environment...

https://t.co/AnStJeWSF0 If @grantshapps had not wriggled out of Green Homes Commitment would the #M25 be blocked?

Beautiful 😍

💬 Abbey After Hours | Climate Justice ~ Join the conversation from 7.30pm this evening for the first of a series of thought provoking events on pressing 21st Century issues. This evening's discussion is inspired by 'Words for a Dying World'. 🎟️ https://t.co/9UtC4faX5n

Here at Hillhouseridge and Shotts Nature Park, we try our best to manage our land for biodiversity, as well as the community who use it. This includes minimal mowing and allowing wildflowers to flourish #NoMowMay #everyflowercounts @Love_plants @Buzz_dont_tweet @BuglifeScotland

Catching fish using heavy nets that drag across the seabed - known as bottom trawling - emits about the same amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) globally as the aviation industry.