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Not all climate solutions help nature
Not all climate solutions help nature

If we solve the climate crisis without tackling the biodiversity crisis, we solve nothing

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Nature, ClimateClaire F.R. Wordleydestruction of biodiversity, survival international, 1.5 degrees, negative emissions, bioenergy with carbon capture and storage, restore native forests, palm oil plantations, agroforestry, synergistic solutions, biodiversity crisis, biodiversity loss, unsustainable hunting, indigenous rights, phytoplankton, blue ocean society, monocultures of treesComment
Protect marine mammals from industrialisation
Protect marine mammals from industrialisation

The oceans are getting busier and noisier. Without strong legislation, whales and dolphins will suffer

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NatureClaire Hamlettclaire hamlett, benny the beluga, benny the whale, river thames, Whale and Dolphin Conservation UK, blue acceleration, wildlife conservation, sarah dolman, Jean-Baptiste Jouffray, lori marino, aquaculture, bycatch, offshore energy, WDC, acoustic deterrent devices, end whaling, thomas i white, Declaration of Rights for Cetaceans, UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development, whale and dolphin welfare, whales and dolphins, london whale 2018, whale in londonComment
Seasonal British blooms
Seasonal British blooms

Independent florists that work with nature, not against it

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Valentine's Day, NatureLeah Flemingflorist, floristry, flower arrangement, flower, flowers, floral, wedding bouquet, bouquets, flower bouquet, sympathy flowers, flower workshop, independent florist, flower grower, slow flowers, foam free, floral foam, flower farm, single use plastic, local flowers, british blooms, natural, organic, pesticide free, nature, cottage garden, flower crowns, chemical free, biodiversity, wildlife, british wildlife, dried flowers, foliage, valentines day, valentines bouquet, 100% compostable, hedgerow, native, seasonal flowers, love, romance, roses, bohemian blooms, sustainable floristry, mothers day bouquet, mothers day flowersComment
A disruptive conservation collaboration
A disruptive conservation collaboration

Britain is the 29th most nature-depleted country out of 218 in the world. You may not have noticed, but our life support systems are on the brink of collapse.

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NatureJAMES WALLACEsustainabilty, farming, future living, beavers, shifting baseline syndrome, ecotourism, flooding, ecohydrology, regeneration, ecosystem collapse, biodiversity loss, british wildlife, exeter university, nature restoration, agri-ecologist, natural trustComment