In Mesoamerica, bumble bee species’ geographic centers are predicted to shift 1 to 581km by 2050 due to climate change. Check out this link to learn more! https://t.co/CLc3E3R2DA #seasquatchoutdoors

Typically, 0.5-2% of trees in a forest die each year, but this number is increasing due to climate change https://t.co/QPQCj4xiIn

Windows kill 1.5 billion birds annually in the United States https://t.co/5xHNq12Q9M #SeasquatchScience #seasquatchoutdoors

Most of the world’s corals are expected to experience coral bleaching by 2050. https://t.co/oRL57TYwK9 #seasquatchscience #seasquatchoutdoors

Human disturbances result in changes to animal movements by up to 70% https://t.co/QeG4tH4oqh

Remember plastic microbeads in facial scrubs? 🤔 In 2015, our research at @plymuni found up to 3 million could be in one bottle ⚠️ This research influenced international legislation banning microbeads in these products 🌏 A little research project can make a big change 💪

Arctic wildfires are expected to increase in frequency 4 - 11 fold by 2100 https://t.co/iBkSvIOLEd

Ocean deoxygenation threatens marine life beyond ocean warming #SeasquatchScience https://t.co/X91XClhZ40

Do you know what a frugivore is? Did you know they can help with reforestation? Check out this link to learn more https://t.co/44IgOTog8l

Not all of the water from the planet’s melting glaciers is pouring into rivers and oceans. Some runoff is building up in lakes that could eventually burst, threatening to wash away forests, towns and farms downhill. https://t.co/lKnN4IBzxC

We are happy to introduce Seasquatch Science, a new branch of Seasquatch Outdoors that will communicate exciting new research in the fields of Ecology, Environmental Science, and Global Environmental Change. Stay Tuned. #SeasquatchOutdoors