Head of Comms @whitleyawards 🌍 @BornFreeFDN Trustee 🦁 Wildlife Blogger 💻 Creator of @wildlifeblogs Community ⭐️ #WildlifeBloggerCrowd She/Her. Views my own.
Norwich, England
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After 11 years of blogging, it’s hard to put into words how much this means to me 💚. Thank you @WeNaturalists for the recognition ☺️. I was also awarded $1000 prize money, which I’ve donated to Talek Primary School located next the to Masaai Mara, so they can purchase a laptop. – at Norwich, England
Kate on Conservation retweeted
100 Wildlife Bloggers Who are Bettering the World at @KateConsrvation here shorturl.at/t7qTR #WildlifeConservationDay
Kate on Conservation retweeted
🌟Meet #NextGenHeroes: Angela Maldonado & Patrícia Medici🌟
🐒 Angela is protecting Colombia’s #nightmonkeys from #wildlifetrafficking while restoring tropical forests.
🦏 @institutoipe's Patrícia, "The Tapir Lady," protects Brazil’s tapirs & biodiversity across South America.
Kate on Conservation retweeted
🚨Here in the UK, wild animals are not being protected from crime.
A stronger approach to wildlife crime would:
🦇contribute to nature’s recovery
💚help safeguard public safety & enjoyment of the environment
👮boost confidence in policing
Read more 👇
wcl.org.uk/wildlife-crime.as…
ALT Banner featuring a barn owl in a field of yellow flowers with the text "Over 4000 wildlife crime incidents reported last year.
ALT Two otters in water surrounded by seaweed, with text overlay stating "We need to turn the tide on wildlife crime.
ALT Close-up of a badger in a field of blue flowers with a caption reading 'We Need Justice for Nature'.
Kate on Conservation retweeted
Christmas should be exploitation-free for reindeer. 🦌
We've joined 20 other groups urging venues to stop using live reindeer at festive events, due to animal health & welfare concerns.
Do you agree? Use our map & template letter to show your support 👇
bit.ly/4fHlls6
ALT Reindeer with a harness standing next to a fence, eating hay, with onlookers in the background at a festive event.
ALT A reindeer with a light brown coat and visible antlers is partially resting its head against a metal fence, surrounded by straw bedding. The reindeer has a calm expression and is wearing a light pink halter.
Kate on Conservation retweeted
🌍 Indigenous Conservationists! 🌍 Your traditional knowledge and leadership are crucial for conservation. The 2025 #WhitleyAwards are open for applications, and we want to support your impactful work. Apply by October 31st! bit.ly/WhitleyAward #IndigenousPeople'sDay
Congratulations @erfan_firouzi! What an inspiring journey you’re on! From sharing your work through the Wildlife Blogger Crowd (@wildlifeblogs) 4 years ago, to seeing your impact and study now, I’m delighted to follow your successes & look forward to seeing what your future holds
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Kate on Conservation retweeted
🌟Attention Conservation Leaders!🌟The #WhitleyAwards are open for applications! If you're a #grassrootsconservationist working in the Global South, #applynow for a chance to receive £50,000 in funding & global recognition. Deadline: Oct 31st. Apply here: bit.ly/WhitleyAward
Kate on Conservation retweeted
Mobilising an army to save the Greater Adjutant Stork! 🪽Learn how @StorkSister🥻transformed a 'bad omen' into a symbol of hope in Assam, India. Listen now to How to Save It podcast 🎙️narrated by @katehumble: bit.ly/PodcastWFN
#Podcast #ForceOfNature # ConservationLeaders
Kate on Conservation retweeted
Any ideas on how to promote my fundraiser for the #WalkOnTheWildSide campaign? I've had some really generous donations, but I'm having difficulty getting enough people on board. 🦁🦁🦁
bornfree.enthuse.com/pf/andr…
@MoffatLis @KateConsrvation @KimPolgreen @timh_en @AlanAlan5240751
Kate on Conservation retweeted
🌍 Get ready to discover how conservationists are redefining our relationship with nature. #HowtoSaveIt stories from Brazil to Bhutan. Narrated by @katehumble, produced by @SarahTreanor. Coming 23 Aug🎙️ #Podcast #ConservationHeroes #EnvironmentalLeadership
bit.ly/WFNTrailer
Kate on Conservation retweeted
'Ninth Banksy spotted at London Zoo' freeing animals into the wild - a symbolic but powerful indictment of the zoo industry metro.co.uk/2024/08/13/ninth…
Kate on Conservation retweeted
For #WorldLionDay🦁this year, I'm raising money to save lions! Did you know that over 88% of lions have disappeared in the last century? There are only 23,000 left due to trophy hunting, poaching and habitat loss. But there is hope thanks to @BornFreeFDN💚
bornfree.enthuse.com/pf/leo-…
Kate on Conservation retweeted
As most of the media bangs on about Farage and Reform, the Green Party have won as many seats – all 4 of the seats they targeted. Two were big river seats – people on the River Waveney and River Wye want clean rivers! theguardian.com/politics/art…
Kate on Conservation retweeted
The UK has a new Labour government, but what will this mean for wildlife protection and the welfare of both free-living and captive wild animals? Our new blog looks at what promises have been made, and what work needs to be done moving forwards ⬇️
ow.ly/Xpsl50SvLy2
Sept 2018 ➡️ June 2024. #PeoplesWalkForWildlife ➡️ #RestoreNatureNow.
We’re still here, we’re still repping for wildlife, nature and the environment. We’re not giving up our UK wildlife, and our voices are only getting louder! @RNNMarch @ChrisGPackham @MeganMcCubbin @UKParliament
Kate on Conservation retweeted
An important closing address from Chris. Thank you to everyone who turned out and supported. Today we sent one clear message to all politicians - RESTORE NATURE NOW!!!
@ChrisGPackham | #RestoreNatureNow
A brilliant afternoon yesterday, joining with tens of thousands of people calling on the incoming government to take nature and climate leadership seriously! Representing millions of people who couldn’t attend, this march showed just how much we, the people, are watching!
Kate on Conservation retweeted
As others have said, cornflower thrown at an ancient monument makes the news, with lots of pearl clutching, but this huge peaceful march by hundreds of thousands of people who know we are killing Nature gets almost no coverage.
No wonder Govts won't listen to eco common sense.
Where is the media @BBC
@LBC @itvnews @MailOnline
@itn when hundreds of thousands peaceful protests march for nature?
@ChrisGPackham 100% correct when he said that the media only report whena bit of cornstarch is thrown on #Stonehenge
#marchfornature
Kate on Conservation retweeted
Hard to convey scale of Restore Nature Now march today; crowds stretching as far as the eye could see through London. It not only signals importance of nature as a political issue, but shows those of us who love & care for nature aren’t alone, many thousands of us feel the same
Join the team at @WhitleyAwards and come and work with me in raising awareness of the amazing conservation projects and 200+ Whitley Award winners that the Whitley Fund for Nature supports! 🌍🌎🌏
Communications Assistant: @WhitleyAwards Central London, £29,900 pa #CommunicationsJob dlvr.it/T7br3T