by sarahjones | Jan 25, 2023 | Conservation, Nature & wildlife, Rural & Downs
In 1992 greater mouse-eared bats (Myotis myotis) were declared extinct from the UK, but since 2002 a single male has been recorded hibernating in disused railway tunnels in West Sussex. He was officially known as ‘Britain’s rarest mammal’ and was assumed to have... by sarahjones | Nov 25, 2022
Join the Lost Species Day co-founders for a participatory online ritual to mark Earth’s losses and bind corporate giants. by sarahjones | Nov 4, 2022
In this talk, Nicole Seymour will explore the role that dark humour might play in grappling with the tragedy of species loss. Donation/free for low income. by sarahjones | Oct 31, 2022
This talk examines current species loss in relation to past mass extinction events by introducing the concept of biodiversity, assessing human impacts on nature, and considering whether we need a radical rethink of nature conservation. One of the ‘Brains at the...
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