Bycatch Projects Lead at Mindfully Wired (views mine). 1st book 'GROUNDBREAKERS’ on wild boar out 1 Feb 2024! Rep'd by @JMLockhart2

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Joined November 2010
Reminder to all in the Bristol area/surrounding environs that I'll be talking about the future of #WildBoar in Britain at the gorgeous Watercress Farm/Belmont Estate next Wednesday evening! Tickets here 👉 belmont.estate/events/
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At Chaparri Bear Reserve in Peru (bonus trip while out here for work). Their habituated peccaries take belly rubs therefore we must assume wild boar would also enjoy them
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I always wonder how many abandoned bits of developed land like this we have, which we could use for things good for us & wildlife, like allotments, community gardens, and tiny forests.
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Currently obsessed with this new paper which infers that North America is missing a large bioturbating herbivore which basically means that feral hogs are ground sloths in pig’s clothing royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
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Love the new home for Gloucester Library - may it be a place of joy and delight for years to come! Nice nature/science writing collection too…
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I did not want to see the news tonight that Jane Goodall has died. But what a life. What a human. What an impact she had on our understanding of our fellow Earthlings and their right to life. We are so much poorer for having lost her.
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When your fiancé is reading a biography of Francis Crick, who was married to your great aunt Odile, and points out this bit and says “Look, your accident gene runs in the family”
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I was utterly charmed by @BSBICountries’ quest to find a medley of Britain’s endemic species. Also, YES to Pokémon references in nature writing
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How truthfully can we represent nonhuman lives & experiences in our writing? I’m excited to discuss this urgent topic w/ Emma Geen online this Tueaday Tuesday evening! Tickets here: walklistencreate.org/walking…
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The #WildBoar wallow that played a starring role in my book GROUNDBREAKERS has dried up again, as in 2022; though muddy patches remain, thanks to the excavating actions of the boar. Rain, when it returns, will pool in the wallow - rather than running off baked-dry ground.
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