Replying to @teagasc
Still under review, but interesting: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.… as is the claim that red meat consumption suggested by Eat Lancet would result in B12 deficiencies - did the presentation omit suggested consumption of other sources of B12?
Lucy Taylor retweeted
This is completely unacceptable
REACTION: Israel's ban of UNRWA
In full here: oxfam.org.uk/media/press-rel…
A really beautiful reflection by @GeorgeMonbiot that describes so perfectly so many of my feelings while kayaking, walking, and generally just trying to bask in the enormous joys available to us in life and the immense frustrations of the world.
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
The blog is up, which let me re-live this magical weekend again for a minute. What a special thing to have been a part of.
@hometree__ @creativeirl
hometree.ie/hometree-blog/ar…
Brilliant stuff! It's great to see the project acting as a catalyst for community gathering and sharing.
@creativeirl @GaeilgeDSTME
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Lucy Taylor retweeted
my.uplift.ie/petitions/stop-…
Let's stop unnecessary herbicide use in Ireland!
Sign and share this petition!
A great group of people, the beautiful uplands of #Iveragh, and many fascinating topics presented by a range of experts. So far, the #Dinnseanchas project is shaping up to be pretty exciting!
Funded by @creativeirl & lead by @hometree__
hometree.ie/hometree-blog/di…
Replying to @SoundsIrish @IslandWetlands
Fantastic! Haven't seen one in Kerry yet but I have seen swallows and heard some gorgeous screeching terns :)
After a super talk by Willie Duggan about the importance of the right kind of light & proper darkness, its lovely to see the @SCDarkSkyFest mentioned along with Ynys Enlli in 10 Best stargazing spots in the UK and abroad.
independent.co.uk/travel/uk/…
This beautiful caterpillar had made itself a crown of a single raindrop 😍 what is it and what are the best resources for identifying caterpillars?
#irishwildlife #caterpillar #Kerry #DiscoverIveragh
Darkness isn't just for astronomers and photographers - it's so important for us and for ecosystems @SCDarkSkyFest #DarkSkyReserve
The use of artificial light at night has expanded and intensified over past decades, severely disrupting nocturnal ecosystems and posing risks to human health and safety.
Our new Issues Brief explains how to reduce light #pollution.
bit.ly/49mTr1k
#DarkSkyWeek
Some lovely events coming up to celebrate the Kerry International Dark Sky Reserve
#SkelligCoast #DiscoverIveragh #Astronomy #Stargazing
independent.ie/regionals/ker…
This is coming up in a few weekends for anyone interested in the night sky, nocturnal wildlife, folklore, and fun!
eventbrite.ie/manage/collect…. Day, weekend and individual tickets available. Skellig Coast Dark Sky Festival 4–7 April
Replying to @SavetheHellfire @coilltenews @SaveLeitrim @SaveKerry @IrishRainforest @gloverstweets @pippa_hackett
It absolutely wouldn't. That was me being sarcastic.
Replying to @2OceansAquarium @2OceansHelen
This is shocking. We saw what looked like an American mink on the boardwalk by Boulders the other day. If that's what it was, that's surely very bad news for the penguins. Did I see correctly?
Replying to @whittledaway
How about @COSullivanTD - with all the footage of dolphins and wildlife on his account, I had presumed that he actually liked marine wildlife!! Where is the evidence that the local fishers weren't happy? I'd be interested to see it.
Replying to @l_ECO_nie
So great that you're working together on this! I can't wait to hear more about it :)
Replying to @NatureNymph
Beautiful, Oonagh. I've never seen a hen harrier and I hope that I still have time.












