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Hello Twitter! I am a grad student at UBC cycling around Vancouver at night, eavesdropping on bats. Since bats aren’t the only thing I see (and often don’t show up well on a phone photo taken at night) I’ll be posting a picture a night of what was most interesting!
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Feel like you’re not doing enough to combat the #biodiversity and #climatecrisis?
Not tackling the priorities?
Or lacking hope?
Join @CoSphereproject —a science based coalition for system change toward sustainability. cosphere.net [THREAD] 1/
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The youth movement has been calling for system change.
With systems science, maybe we can help it evolve to the next step: pushing strategically for all components of a sustainable future.
cosphere.net/single-post/wha… 8/
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These leverage points are more complex than they seem.
It’s time to make the science broadly accessible. #scicomm
At @CoSphere, we explain each, and explore how we might foster needed change. cosphere.net/news-updates/ca… 5/
May 5th. Skyline of the city. You can see the light pollution in the sky and on the mountains behind. Does it affect when and where bats forage #bats #lightpollution #conservation
May 2nd. BLOCKED! Stopped in my tracks by a train. Makes me wonder how #urbanwildlife maneuvers around the city and how human vehicles impede their movement
May 1st. A View of Vancouver from CRAB Park. Maybe quite pretty from a human perspective but how does light pollution affect #urbanwildlife?
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Often around waterways, because that is where mosquitos emerge from.
They eat those, and I'm grateful; as mosquitos are voracious disease spreaders.
Check out the latest post on CHANS lab for a primer on my masters project and peak at the batmobike! chanslabviews.blogspot.com #bats #science #batmobike












