@easterncoyote.bsky.social please could you add me to the conservation feed?

You can help map & monitor Tasmanian burrowing crayfish burrows & other signs via the #ClawsontheLinewww.inaturalist.org/projects/cla...#threatenedspecies#extinctionmatters#takeacloserlook#burrowingcrayfish#citisci#endangered#Tasmania

Claws on the Line

This information is contributing to a new citizen science project called Claws on the Line, coordinated by the Bookend Trust. It is helping monitor and map where Tasmania's burrowing crayfish are livi...

Today is #ThreatenedSpeciesDay, all about raising awareness of animals & plants at risk of extinction. This month, NatureTrackers is focusing on the endangered Central North burrowing crayfish, found nowhere else in the world except a small patch of northern Tasmania...

Discover acoustic monitoring 🎙️ & help guide wildlife conservation in Tasmania! Book into a FREE CallTrackers workshop - at 5 libraries round TAS & online - starting next Mon. Booking details for this & more here: naturetrackers.au/news/wildlif...#citsci 🧪🌏🌿

Congratulations to Massive Attack - impressive & really inspiring. Prioritising local sales, facilitating public transport & much much more. www.bbc.com/travel/artic...

The band that doesn't want you to drive to their concerts

Massive Attack have been campaigning on environmental issues for years – and are now fixing their gaze on the music industry itself with a groundbreaking Bristol show next month.

Dead owls are piling up in my freezer: Perth scientists take a stand. Pesticides killing australian native wildlife: ban on rat baits www.watoday.com.au/national/wes...

Dead owls are piling up in my freezer: Perth scientists take a stand

“Enough is enough”, say Australia’s top wildlife experts, sick and tired of mass native wildlife deaths from a source they say the public is not aware of.

Can you help? One day left for #WhereWhereWedgienaturetrackers.au/projects/whe...#Tasmania#volunteer#citsci 🪶🌿🌏🧪 📷 Keith Martin-Smith | Chris Grove

A beautiful story weaving the CallTrackers project together with wetland restoration & an extremely happy birder: details of the Australasian bitterns' return to Tasmania's Lagoon of Islands www.abc.net.au/news/2024-04...#CitSci#NatureTrackers#Tasmania 🧪🌿🪶🎙️🌏

Rarely seen and hardly ever heard, secretive 'bunyip bird' spotted breeding for the first time in 40 years

The endangered Australasian bittern likes to keep a low profile and experts think there may be fewer than 1,000 left in Australia, but it's now been spotted with chicks in unique wetlands still recove...

‘Data provided by volunteer Reef Life Survey divers has provided the only population trend information for over 1,000 species, while tens of thousands of species lack any information at all…’ #CitSci

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“The loss of most Australian marine species will likely occur unseen. Government funding does not generally support systematic monitoring of native plants and animals.” www.imas.utas.edu.au/news/news-it...

The Great Southern Reef is in more trouble than the Great Barrier Reef

forget your astrological sign. what kind of naturalist are you?